A key appointment is being used by Cambridge UK lighting and metering technology business, Cyan Holdings, in a push on Chinese markets.

A trailblazing deployment of its technology by US giant Cisco is pointing the way to major business in North America for Cambridge UK company ANT plc.

Bango, the Cambridge UK based mobile web payments and analytics company, plans to raise £3.25 million from institutional investors to fund growth in the US, enhance its customer pipeline and strengthen its senior management team.

Budding entrepreneurs are being urged to turn conventional wisdom on its head at a Cambridge UK conference designed to stimulate a more disruptive approach to technology innovation and social enterprise.

UKTI has chosen Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge UK to help promote entrepreneurship in black townships in South Africa.

Cambridge University is launching a new investment scheme to support its spin-outs. it is claiming a world first for the university brotherhood.

CSR’s plans to join ARM and Autonomy in a holy trinity of Cambridge technology world-leaders will be boosted by the roll-out of a new array of products.

Plastic Logic is bringing UK and Russian academics into an innovative Cambridge-Moscow research axis to promote plastic electronics technology as a catalyst for a new industrial revolution.

A Novartis study using technology from Cambridge-UK based Vectura has shown rapid, sustained improvement in lung function and symptom relief in sufferers of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), the companies have announced.

Cambridge University’s Computer Laboratory in the UK believes it has created an ecosystem that shields its technology spin-outs from the failure rates afflicting so many global startups.

Cambridge UK wireless lighting and metering company, Cyan Holdings, has clinched a morale-boosting order worth more than $1 million from a major metering customer in India.

Cambridge UK plastronics pioneer Plastic Logic is stopping e-reader production as part of a major strategic U-turn.

Cambridge aerospace technology is being flagged up to potential military and civil customers at the UK’s Farnborough Interntional Airshow from July 9-15.

e2v technologies plc has agreed the sale of its non-core businesses, for a total cash consideration of £14.7m, to a newly formed company, SGX Sensortech, backed by Baird Capital Partners.

A new centre of excellence for plant research is planned in China following a joint symposium in Shanghai between researchers from the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the John Innes Centre in Norwich UK.

Sepura, the Cambridge UK digital radio specialist, has strengthened its commercial muscle by acquiring 3T Communications AG – a supplier of TETRA infrastructure – in a deal that could roll-up to €13 million.