Keeping fraud costs at bay
Improving efficiency and saving costs with adaptive behavioural analytics
Everysight and Qualcomm announce reshaping of the cycling experience
Everysight, the makers of the soon-to-be released Raptor AR Smartglasses (Raptor), selected the Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ 410E embedded platform, a product of Qualcomm Technologies, Inc., to power its flagship product.
Additional fortification to SoCs powering the next trillion connected devices
Last year at Arm TechCon, SoftBank Chairman and President Masayoshi Son laid out an ambitious vision of a trillion connected devices. It’s a vision Arm is aggressively pursuing by working with our ecosystem to invisibly enable those trillion devices to connect securely.
Cycle Pharmaceuticals appoints KISS
Cycle ™ Pharmaceuticals, a pioneering pharmaceuticals company based in Cambridge, has appointed KISS Communications to act as its healthcare communications agency.
CCS and ADTRAN align on Open Network vision for Metnet self-organising mmWave backhaul
ADTRAN adds Metnet to its Mosaic Open Network Alliance and portfolio to deliver backhaul and access solution for pre-5G and next-generation deployments.
Competition hopes to find innovative solutions in mental health and technology in surgery
A new SBRI Healthcare competition is being launched by NHS England in partnership with the Academic Health Science Networks (AHSNs) to find innovative new products and services in mental health and technology in surgery.
Cambridge loses top spot but continues to outperform Oxford in economic battle
Cambridge has been overtaken by Milton Keynes in the league table of fastest growing city economies in the UK, according to new study by national law firm Irwin Mitchell.
It’s official: AstraZeneca and MedImmune ranked a top place for scientists to work by Science
AstraZeneca and MedImmune, its global biologics research and development arm, have been voted one of the top science employers worldwide, in the prestigious Science 2017 Top Employers Survey.
Adder Technology enables innovations in virtual reality at the 37th Cambridge Film Festival
A partnership with Cambridge-based Adder Technology means that for the first time, Cambridge Film Festival will feature cutting edge virtual reality, showcasing three extraordinary programmes that demonstrate the current capability of immersive technology in the hands of pioneering creatives.
Step inside the mind of the young Stephen Hawking as his PhD thesis goes online
Stephen Hawking’s PhD thesis, ‘Properties of expanding universes’, has been made freely available to anyone, anywhere in the world, after being made accessible via the University of Cambridge’s Open Access repository, Apollo.
AtlasGlobal Unlimited: fly all you can in Business Class
In association with one of its carriers, AtlasGlobal, Stansted Airport is offering business travellers the opportunity to take part in an Unlimited Flight Package.
Ashtons Legal appoints new Business Managers
Ashtons Legal has created and filled new Business Manager roles in a move designed to ensure that its experienced lawyers are able to concentrate on providing quality legal advice to clients while others support them to grow and develop the firm for a profitable future.
Lighthouse Advisory publishes Q3 EdTech deals round-up
It's been an exciting year for UK Education Technology - Lighthouse is pleased to publish its Q3 round-up of all activity in this sector to date.
Print My Part - new 3D printing service launches near Cambridge
Print My Part is a brand new 3D printing service, specialising in the fast turnaround of high quality and affordable plastic parts. To celebrate its launch, the company is offering 50% off ALL jobs for new customers until 22nd December 2017.
Machine learning used to predict earthquakes in a lab setting
A group of researchers from the UK and the US have used machine learning techniques to successfully predict earthquakes. Although their work was performed in a laboratory setting, the experiment closely mimics real-life conditions, and the results could be used to predict the timing of a real earthquake.
Trust boxing clever to help new mums
The Finnish tradition of gifting a box of free baby goodies to new mums is coming to Cambridgeshire – thanks to Cambridge University Hospitals.
Did you know mentoring isn't just about giving careers advice?
Form the Future's Mentoring Programme is expanding. Would you like to take part?
Hamillroad sponsors FlexoTech Awards 2017 with charity raffle dedicated to children’s hospice
Hamillroad Software, a UK based software company specialising in pre-press solutions, has collaborated with FlexoTech to organise a charity raffle at the 2017 International FlexoTech Awards on 23 November, to raise money for East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (EACH).
Conscious Communications crowned a ‘Force for Good’ at national industry awards
Cambridge based public relations and marketing agency, Conscious Communications, has been crowned a ‘Force for Good’ at the 2017 PR Week UK Awards. Winning the Force for Good category, against stiff competition from large international agencies, the Conscious Communications team claimed its award for its community project, FXP, designed to drive aspiration and opportunity in deprived communities…
Cambridge Intelligence reveals KeyLines 4.0
A major release of the KeyLines graph visualization toolkit incorporates game-changing functionality to simplify and accelerate graph visual analysis at scale.
Cambridge Regional College shows racism the red card
Cambridge Regional College students and staff turned the college red in support of Wear Red Day in the campaign to show racism the red card. Students from across the college wore red, sold cakes, painted nails and collected donations in a day of activities designed to raise awareness and funds.
Onespacemedia makes the The Drum’s Top 100 Independent Agencies list
Cambridge web design agency Onespacemedia has been recognised in global media platform The Drum’s Top 100 Independent Agencies list.
Motorvogue success expands dealership offering in Bedford
Howard Group has secured planning consent for the final phase of development of Interchange Park in Bedford. Working in collaboration with its existing tenant Motorvogue, the new permission paves the way for the extension of the existing multi-brand dealership and the construction of a new Renault and Dacia showroom with a significant used car sales area.
Universal bus sees significant passenger numbers increase
New University bus services sees significant rise in passenger numbers in its first year of operation
It’s here: a common industry framework for protecting a trillion connected devices
Paul Williamson, vice president and general manager, IoT Device IP, Arm writes: