Information Technology and Telecoms
Rupert Baines appointed Chair of Cambridge Tech Week 2025: A vision for global impact
Cambridge Tech Week has always been a showcase for innovation, but in 2025, it’s set to shine even brighter under the leadership of Rupert Baines, the newly appointed Chair. An experienced tech entrepreneur with a global perspective, Rupert takes on the role with a clear...
A new approach to tackle children's mental health
How long should a child have to wait for mental health support? Acteon, Cambridge BPI and the University of Cambridge to provide 11-18 year olds with supportive, scientifically backed resources while they wait. ...
Owlstone Medical announces investment of up to $2.3 Million USD from the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation to develop a breath test for Pseudomonas aeruginosa detection in Cystic Fibrosis patients
Test to be developed for Pseudomonas aeruginosa detection in patients with cystic fibrosis suitable for both detection of new cases and monitoring of chronic infection Support to demonstrate proof of principle in chronic infection to be provided to Owlstone in the form of an equity...
IQGeo enters exclusive negotiations to acquire AI software developer Deepomatic
Cambridge, 24th March 2025 - IQGeo, a developer of geospatial software that is “Building Better Networks” for telecom and utility operators, today announced that exclusive negotiations are underway with the goal of acquiring the AI computer vision software developer Deepomatic. The addi...
Future-proofing your building, one connection at a time
Future-proofing isn’t just a buzzword - it’s a necessity. Especially when it comes to wireless connectivity.With 5G, CBRS, and private networks becoming the new norm, businesses need a solution that doesn’t require constant, expensive upgrades.Zinwave’s single-layer DAS architecture cov...
Concrete, glass, and steel: The wireless nightmare
Buildings are getting smarter, but is your wireless coverage keeping up?The harsh truth is that modern construction materials are wireless connectivity’s worst enemy. They block, absorb, and scatter signals, leaving businesses with spotty coverage and frustrated employees.At Zinwave, we...
Signal lost? You’re not alone
Ever had an important call drop right when you needed it most? Maybe you were closing a deal, or simply trying to send an urgent email - only to be met with silence.The reality is modern buildings weren’t designed with wireless connectivity in mind. Concrete, steel, and glass may look g...
Smarter buildings, stronger signals – why connectivity is the backbone of modern business
Why Connectivity Matters More Than EverFrom hospitals ensuring critical communications to high-rise offices enabling mobile-first workforces, connectivity is no longer just an IT issue - it’s a business imperative. Poor wireless coverage doesn’t just frustrate employees and customers; i...
Future-proofing wireless infrastructure – No more costly upgrades
Why Traditional DAS (Distributed Antenna Systems) Falls ShortConventional DAS solutions often require multiple hardware layers to support different frequency bands, resulting in expensive, bulky, and maintenance-heavy infrastructure. On top of that, as new wireless standards emerge, bus...
Unlocking seamless connectivity: In-building wireless solutions are the future
In today’s fast-paced digital world, connectivity is no longer a luxury - it’s a necessity. From corporate offices to hospitals, sprawling warehouses and everything in between, the demand for reliable, high-performance wireless coverage has never been greater. Yet it remains a challenge...