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Quantum Computing boost for Cambridge with input from South Korea
Cambridge has taken a further globally significant step in the field of quantum computing. The Milner Therapeutics Institute in the city, spearheaded by Professor Sir Tony Kouzarides, has stepped on the gas with a new initiative, we can exclusively reveal.
US investors heavily back Artios Pharma $115m Series D growth round
Artios Pharma, a Babraham-based biopharma company realising the therapeutic power of targeting the DNA damage response in cancer, has closed an oversubscribed $115 million Series D financing.
Tencent backs new raise that takes T-Therapeutics Series A to $91m
T-Therapeutics, a Cambridge University biotech spin-out developing next-generation T cell receptor (TCR) therapeutics for cancer and autoimmune disease, has raised a fresh $32 million to bring its Series A haul to date to $91m.
Wellcome Genome Campus chiefs creating huge global township for Science & Technology community
The Cambridge Science & Technology Cluster will never have seen anything like it – a self-contained township of research facilities and new homes that will put the UK, right left and centre of international genomics and complementary life science research.
Arm Q2 FYE26 revenue tops $1bn for third consecutive quarter
Superchip designer Arm, which is growing its HQ in Cambridge UK, has wowed US investors in its Nasdaq flock with another stunning set of results for the second quarter of its FYE26 ended September 30.
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Quantum Computing boost for Cambridge with input from South Korea
Cambridge has taken a further globally significant step in the field of quantum computing. The Milner Therapeutics Institute in the city, spearheaded by Professor Sir Tony Kouzarides, has stepped on the gas with a new initiative, we can exclusively reveal.
Leukaemia diagnosis may be transformed by AI tool
An AI tool that can analyse abnormalities in the shape and form of blood cells, and with greater accuracy and reliability than human experts, could change the way conditions such as leukaemia are diagnosed.
Microsoft unveils game changing AI data centre technology
Global tech innovator Microsoft has launched Cobalt 200, the next generation of Arm-based CPU processors powering its Azure cloud infrastructure and the first publicly announced silicon built on the Arm Neoverse Compute Subsystem V3 (CSS V3).
Amazon architect and global finance expert in at the double for Nu Quantum
Nu Quantum, a distributed quantum computing power player with its HQ in Cambridge UK and a critical facility in Los Angeles in the US, continues to scale after making a superb double hire.
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US investors heavily back Artios Pharma $115m Series D growth round
Artios Pharma, a Babraham-based biopharma company realising the therapeutic power of targeting the DNA damage response in cancer, has closed an oversubscribed $115 million Series D financing.
Jabado takes fight for gender equality centre stage at European Parliament
Cambridge influencer Hanadi Jabado, Founder and Managing Partner of Sana Capital, delivered a powerful keynote at the European Parliament during the launch of the landmark Gender Gap in Investments study, positioning Sana Capital as a transformative force in closing Europe's Deep Tech funding gap.
Tencent backs new raise that takes T-Therapeutics Series A to $91m
T-Therapeutics, a Cambridge University biotech spin-out developing next-generation T cell receptor (TCR) therapeutics for cancer and autoimmune disease, has raised a fresh $32 million to bring its Series A haul to date to $91m.
Solar startup powers ahead with global investment
Cambridge Photon Technology (CPT), a DeepTech spin-out from the University of Cambridge, has raised £1.556 million in new funding to accelerate the commercialisation of its photon-multiplier technology.
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Constructive Bio and RxCelerate partner to develop biologic therapeutic candidates
Cambridge companies Constructive Bio and RxCelerate have formed a strategic partnership to develop novel biologic therapeutic candidates targeting multiple disease indications, including liver fibrosis and other cardiometabolic diseases.
SBC hails ‘virtual scientists’ in novel AI partnership to speed biotech innovation
Stevenage Bioscience Catalyst (SBC) has revealed a new partnership with Kiin Bio to accelerate the UK’s transition into the era of AI-driven drug discovery.
Claret raises a glass to Birketts after key sale
UK Top 50 law firm Birketts has advised founder and managing director Andy Gibbons on the sale of his business, Claret Civil Engineering Ltd, to Network Plus for an undisclosed figure.
Watsons Property Group acquires Westley & Huff
Norwich-based Watsons, an independent provider of valuation, survey and property management services, has acquired Cambridge valuation and survey specialist Westley & Huff.
Cambridge professionals steer cyber security deal
The Cambridge-based Corporate Finance team of S&W acted as lead adviser to Ruptura InfoSecurity on its sale to Saepio. No figures have been disclosed.
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