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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.
Repositive’s CEO recognised as WISE100 female social entrepreneur
Fiona Nielsen, CEO and Founder of Repositive, the Cambridge tech start-up on a mission to accelerate cancer drug discovery, has been recognised in the 2018 WISE100 (Women in Social Enterprise 100) list – a prestigious index of the UK’s 100 most inspiring and influential women in social enterprise, impact investment and social innovation.
Darktrace ranks 4th in the ‘Deloitte UK Fast 50’
Darktrace, the world’s leading AI company for cyber defence, has today announced that it ranked 4th in the ‘Deloitte 2018 UK Technology Fast 50’ at an awards ceremony in London last night (Thursday), with a four-year growth rate of 4,829%. Darktrace also achieved the accolade of Cambridgeshire and East regional winner.
Breath Biopsy Conference attracts over 100 researchers
Last week the inaugural Breath Biopsy Conference took place in the Cambridge Science Park, UK.
Flexera AdminStudio 2018 decreases the need for repackaging
Flexera, the company that’s reimagining how software is bought, sold, managed and secured, today announced the release of AdminStudio 2018 R3, the industry-leading integrated Application Readiness solution for reliable packaging, virtualisation and management of Windows, Mac and mobile applications.
Post-Study visa options for international tech graduates
Tier 4 visa holders have to apply to extend their stay if they wish to remain in the UK after their undergraduate course has finished.
World’s first robotic drill unveiled at REAP 2018
Just one year on since the tech start-up first announced its ‘Farming as a Service’ model at REAP Conference 2017, the Small Robot Company unveiled Harry, one of three precision engineered, smart robots that could revolutionise food production and the toll big machinery takes on soil and the wider environment.
ScaleUp Review 2018 is published
The 2018 Annual Scaleup Review, just published by the ScaleUp Institute, reports that aspirations remain high – eight in ten scaleups are expecting to scale again next year.
Deliveroo rides to victory, winning Deloitte’s UK Fast 50 for the second year in a row
Deloitte has announced the winners of the 2018 UK Technology Fast 50 awards. The awards recognise and rank the 50 fastest-growing technology companies in the UK, based on the last four years of revenue data, and are sponsored by DLA Piper, Oracle NetSuite and Silicon Valley Bank.
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
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XJTAG wins 'Innovator of the Year' award from DESIGN&ELEKTRONIK
XJTAG Boundary Scan has won the DESIGN&ELEKTRONIK Innovator of the Year award for the XJTAG DFT Assistant.
Lucideon to co-host drug-free antibacterial technology forum
Lucideon, the international materials development and commercialization organisation, is hosting a forum in conjunction with HyMedPoly, a European Union Horizon 2020 funded project, and the Cambridge Network. The forum will be held on December 14th at the Entrepreneurship Centre in Cambridge.
Sepura selected by The Police ICT Company as approved vendor for UK public safety users
The Police ICT Company has announced that Sepura has been selected for inclusion on ‘Lot 1’ of the National Airwave Terminal Framework. This award followed a rigorous and open procurement process. It will enable UK police forces, and other public safety users on the Airwave network, to procure market-leading communications equipment through a standard framework.
Pure’s charity quiz in Cambridge raises £1,612 for STARS
Pure hosted its annual Cambridge charity quiz night on Thursday 8 November, bringing local businesses and clients together for a fun evening which raised over £1,600 for Cambridgeshire’s bereavement charity STARS.
Electric Vehicle Futures at the IDTechEx Show! Silicon Valley
Many new electric vehicles were on display at the IDTechEx Show! on November 14-15 in Santa Clara, but that was the tip of the iceberg.
ZEISS Mineralogic v1.6 offers a bumper range of new capabilities
ZEISS today announces its biggest new release of the ZEISS Mineralogic software at the Process Mineralogy '18 conference in Cape Town, South Africa. This is the 7th instalment of ZEISS Mineralogic since the software was brought to the market in July 2014 and represents a significant advancement in both features and productivity.
Hospital takes stand on children’s welfare
Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (CUH) will mark United Nations (UN) Universal Children’s Day tomorrow (Tuesday 20 November).
Swap shop: visiting another agency to share best practice
KISS’s Senior Web Developer Barrie Calver has just visited Jackson Spalding, an agency in Atlanta similar to KISS. Find out about the similarities, and the differences, to doing PR stateside.
Social enterprise in Vietnam
Vietnam is a country with great potential for social enterprise. Belinda Bell, Director of Cambridge Social Ventures at Cambridge Judge Business School, discusses how such promise might be fulfilled.
CyanConnode wins Frost & Sullivan Company of the Year for the Global Smart Metering Industry
CyanConnode, a world leader in narrowband radio frequency mesh networks, has won the 2018 Company of the Year Award for the Global Smart Metering Industry. Frost & Sullivan found CyanConnode’s innovation in the Smart Meter Industry highly impressive and recognised that the Company has grown from a European pioneer into a Global Leader.
Membership organisation, Cambridge Ahead, appoints Harriet Fear as new Chair
Cambridge Ahead, the business and academic member group dedicated to the sustainable growth of Cambridge and its region, today announced the appointment of Harriet Fear as its new Chair, effective January 1st. Harriet takes over from Ian Mather, who has chaired the organisation since its creation in 2013.
London Stansted gets the go ahead to expand
London Stansted’s planning application to increase the number of passengers it is permitted to serve to 43 million a year has been approved by Uttlesford District Council.
What is innovation?- the latest Cambridge Judge Business Debate Podcast
Just what is “innovation” – and is there a dark side to this wave of change that has transformed our lives through technology and other breakthroughs?