Cleantech and Environment
Quantum computing and AI: Synergy or deep tech rivalry?
In this article, IDTechEx explores the fascinating relationship between quantum computing and AI: two supposed tech revolutions that frequently grab the spotlight. Underneath the hype, there exist both technical synergies and competing market forces. ...
25 Years of Guardtech – a new era for cleanroom furniture & equipment fit-outs with Guardware
Suffolk-based cleanroom construction specialists the Guardtech Group have launched a new cleanroom furniture & equipment website to take their Guardware Cleanroom Hardware brand to the next level. ...
Driving innovation and opportunity in Cambridge
A thought piece by Dan Clarke, Head of Innovation & Technology, Greater Cambridge Partnership. ...
Current markets don’t fully value sustainability—but sustainability entrepreneurs can’t wait for this to change
By James Cole, Chief Innovation Officer at CISL
A radical transformation of our economies is the only way to save nature, and ourselves
By James Cole, Chief Innovation Officer at CISL
Ten billion items of single-use plastic to be replaced, following £10.2m investment in Xampla
Xampla has secured £10.2m of investment, in a round led by Emerald Technology Ventures, BGF and Matterwave VenturesThe University of Cambridge spin out has created world-first natural materials from plant protein, to replace the world’s most polluting plasticsFunding will see more than ...
#21toWatch Alumni praise Awards for providing “pivotal kickstart” as nomination window opens for 2025
As the nomination window opens for #21toWatch 2025, former winners have applauded the Innovation Awards for the invaluable kickstart it provides to our entrepreneurs and startups. ...
Cambridge Judge Business School launches Cambridge Peaceshaping and Climate Lab
The new Lab seeks to spot climate-related conflict before it occurs and pre-empt it through socio-ecological action. ...
Why climate change investment pays off
Cost of inaction on climate change far outweighs the cost of proactive investment, says new analysis issued at New York Climate Week. ...
Council takes action to reduce its carbon emissions by another 10%
CAMBRIDGE City Council has achieved a reduction of 10.8% in the council’s own emissions since 2022/23 – a reduction of approximately 500 tonnes of CO2 compared to the previous year. This was highlighted in the Annual Climate Change Strategy and Carbon Management Plan report which not...