Meteor Inkjet offers image screening to optimise print quality
Meteor Inkjet further enhances its software portfolio with the integration of ScreenPro™, the ultra-high-speed screening engine developed by Global Graphics Software.
Mission Therapeutics and AbbVie sign DUBs collaboration in Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s
Collaboration combines Mission’s unique science, chemistry and proprietary enzyme platform with AbbVie’s strong neurodegenerative disease research, development and commercialisation capabilities
Financial modelling in the spotlight
Over the years, financial modelling has been in the news for the wrong reasons, as we know only too well if we think about Enron, Aegon and more recently in the UK, the West Coast rail contract, where the Laidlaw report highlighted that the Government’s poor financial modelling cost tax payers £50M.
Raspberry Pi introduces low-cost, low-power model to keep battery-powered projects going
A new $25 Raspberry Pi 3 Model A+ has been released, delivering lower power consumption for battery-powered projects when compared to the existing Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+.
London, Cambridge & Reading emerge as Golden Triangle for AI jobs
UK investment in AI is keeping pace with the United States, as healthcare leads the search for AI skills.
CyanConnode enters Philippines market with Adtel
CyanConnode, a world leader in narrowband radio frequency (RF) mesh networks, is pleased to provide details of a distribution agreement entered into with Adtel Inc to distribute CyanConnode's smart metering RF network technology in the Philippines.
Spitting Image archive comes to Cambridge University Library
A Margaret Thatcher puppet and the unbroadcast script and video tape for the pilot episode of Spitting Image have taken their place alongside the works of Newton, Darwin and other treasures at Cambridge University Library – after series co-creator Roger Law deposited the programme archive at the Library this week.
Myrtle.ai sets new deep learning standard
Myrtle.ai trains ResNet network 2.5x faster, using 8x fewer GPUs and at a quarter of the cost than previous benchmark winner
Anti-Bullying Week marked in Parliament by Cambridge MP leading debate
Anti-Bullying Week runs from the 12-16 November, and this year it was properly marked by Daniel Zeichner MP, with a debate in Parliament. Anti-Bullying Week, run by the Anti-Bullying Alliance, gives schools a chance to hold conversations about bullying, and how we treat our peers, in a constructive way.
Creating a new online brand for London-based consultancy Harley Street Executive
Granite 5 has launched a beautifully simple new website for London-based Harley Street Executive (HSE), a premium consultancy focused on strengthening workplace relationships and encouraging collaboration between key decision makers.
Sookio analyses how football has changed the game on social media
How have social media platforms changed the way millions of football fans connect with each other and feel about their club? Our Digital Marketing Assistant, Frankie, looks at what has caused the football social media world to change in recent years.
Two fifths of the East of England’s SMEs lack basic digital skills
The latest Lloyds Bank Business and Charity Index reveals that 43 per cent of East of England SMEs lack the basic digital skills that could drive growth.
Annual cost savings of over £1 billion if UK financial services firms go paperless
Substantial cost savings, estimated at £1.3bn annually, could be available if UK financial services firms and 80% of their customers, go paperless¹, according to a new survey from EY. This is in addition to the huge environmental benefits of reducing the paper flow between banks, insurers and asset managers and their customers.
Wrongdoing proves beneficial
Negative media coverage of investment bank conduct around the financial crisis actually increased their likelihood of IPO invitations because it signalled shared values to corporate customers, finds a new study at Cambridge Judge Business School.
Search is on to find the Best British Tech Startup in Cambridge
KPMG has launched its annual competition to find the Best British Tech Startup and this year it is coming to Cambridge.
To have or not to have a property survey – that is the question
It is the perennial question. Should I have a survey carried out in respect of my property purchase, or can I get away without having one at all? Clare Martin at Hewitsons discusses the issues.
World’s first active reality adventure story set to hit King’s Lynn
The port town of King’s Lynn in Norfolk is preparing for the world’s first active reality adventure story that will see thousands taking part across the town and at various locations in west Norfolk.
Daniel Zeichner MP leads debate in Parliament on taxi and private hire reform
Following the publication of the new report, Taxi and Private Hire Vehicle Licensing - Steps towards a safer and more robust system, by the Working Group commissioned by the Department for Transport, Cambridge’s MP Daniel Zeichner, succeeded in being awarded a debate in Parliament on the report this week.
SELECTRIC and City of Hamburg sign agreement covering Sepura hardware and software
The City of Hamburg has signed a new framework contract with SELECTRIC for the procurement of Sepura TETRA devices and accessories, as well as a comprehensive package of software upgrades and releases for existing devices.
NW Brown appoints Paul Fox as Head of Financial Planning
NW Brown Wealth Management is delighted to announce the appointment of Paul Fox as Head of Financial Planning.
Drone warfare: the autonomous debate
Drones are increasingly becoming tools of war – but would these machines be widely accepted without control from a human operator?
Human cell atlas study reveals how the maternal immune system is modified early in pregnancy
Cell map of healthy pregnancy could also help understand miscarriages or preeclampsia
Cambridge named in list of top ten best places to start a new business 2018
Cambridge has been named in a list of the top ten locations to start a small business in the UK, according to new research complied by Informi, the website offering free practical advice and support for small businesses.
UK sector vacancies outweigh student enrolments
With continuous demand for skilled employees in some of the country’s highest growth sectors, the UK skills gap is a major and well-publicised crisis that, according to a report by Open University, costs the country more than £2bn a year.
Frost & Sullivan recognizes Linguamatics as AI leader for transformative NLP platform
Linguamatics I2E recognized for its unique and dynamic approach to meeting specific user needs across the Life Sciences industry