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Wellcome Sanger Institute pursues fresh frontiers to build on rich genomics legacy

Wellcome Sanger Institute pursues fresh frontiers to build on rich genomics legacy

The Wellcome Sanger Institute in Cambridge is investigating potential new areas of genomics techniques – still restless for progress despite having mapped the Human Genome exactly 25 years ago today.
AnthroTek closes £950k seed round and eyes £12m valuation

AnthroTek closes £950k seed round and eyes £12m valuation

Exciting Cambridge startup AnthroTek has clinched £950,000 in seed funding at a pre-money valuation of £10.5 million. The company projects this valuation will rise to around £12m on completion of an additional £550k tranche expected within the next 12 months.
San Jose Sharks devour AI from Cambridge Consultants

San Jose Sharks devour AI from Cambridge Consultants

The NHL’s San Jose Sharks have collaborated with Cambridge Consultants, the DeepTech powerhouse of Capgemini, and leading sports advisory firm Sportsology to explore new approaches in ice hockey coaching through the adoption of AI in sport.
Oxbridge Techbio startup aims to reinvent AI drug discovery

Oxbridge Techbio startup aims to reinvent AI drug discovery

Academics from Oxford and Cambridge Universities and seasoned life sciences entrepreneurs have launched Symbiotic.blue, a new Techbio company which is raising a pre-seed financing round to build its artificial intelligence-driven drug discovery (AIDD) platform and initiate early-stage discovery programs.
Arm IoT spin-out Kigen raises fresh millions from Japan's SBI Group

Arm IoT spin-out Kigen raises fresh millions from Japan's SBI Group

Kigen – a Cambridge-based IoT trailblazer which originally spun out of superchip architect Arm – has announced an unspecified strategic investment from the SBI Group, one of Japan’s biggest financial services & investment groups.
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Electric motor pioneer Monumo plans to make it big in Japan

Electric motor pioneer Monumo plans to make it big in Japan

Cambridge-based automotive technology specialist Monumo has expanded into Japan. The DeepTech company, which is coupling AI and machine learning with traditional engineering expertise to redesign the electric motor, has appointed Shujiro Imamura as Business Manager ion the territory.
Green and Silver a winning combination for Meet Cambridge

Green and Silver a winning combination for Meet Cambridge

Meet Cambridge, the official conference and events bureau for Cambridge and the surrounding area, has won the Silver Award at the University of Cambridge’s annual Green Impact Awards for its exceptional commitment to progressing the sustainability agenda.
Pragmatic Semiconductor appoints Executive VP of Engineering

Pragmatic Semiconductor appoints Executive VP of Engineering

Pragmatic Semiconductor in Cambridge has effected something of a global coup with its hire of John Quigley as Executive Vice President of Engineering with responsibility for Technology Development, IC Design and Applications Engineering.
PEM’s corporate finance team advises on sale of Greenhouses Direct

PEM’s corporate finance team advises on sale of Greenhouses Direct

Cambridge-based PEM has advised the shareholders of Greenhouses Direct Limited on the sale of the business to Mirabel Group Limited and Kantik Limited for an undisclosed sum.
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Cambridge battery innovator making inroads in Asia

Cambridge battery innovator making inroads in Asia

A Cambridge company is making waves in Asia’s battery sector with a novel material that delivers faster charging and improved safety for industrial vehicles.
Serve First raises £4.6m to expand AI into Europe and US

Serve First raises £4.6m to expand AI into Europe and US

Serve First, an AI-driven customer experience and feedback management platform with its HQ in Milton Keynes, has raised £4.6 million from Pembroke VCT and the Midlands Engine Investment Fund II, through its appointed fund manager Mercia Ventures, alongside Tiny VCT, Techstars and angel investors.
Cambridge edge from in-body AI to outer space

Cambridge edge from in-body AI to outer space

Cambridge Consultants and its owner Capgemini are pushing back the boundaries of world-leading discovery in AI, space technology, medical innovation, robotics and other bleeding edge research in an unprecedented gamechanging programme.
University of Cambridge spinout Trismik raises funding to target market worth billions

University of Cambridge spinout Trismik raises funding to target market worth billions

Cambridge tech tyro Trismik is understood to have raised new but as yet unspecified funding from a range of sources as it opens up new $multibillion markets at the forefront of AI.
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PEM’s corporate finance team advises on sale of Greenhouses Direct

PEM’s corporate finance team advises on sale of Greenhouses Direct

Cambridge-based PEM has advised the shareholders of Greenhouses Direct Limited on the sale of the business to Mirabel Group Limited and Kantik Limited for an undisclosed sum.
Malaysia in the LOOP for Levidian technology

Malaysia in the LOOP for Levidian technology

Cambridge ClimateTech doyen Levidian Nanosystems has further clinched significant global glory as it continues to decarbonise some of the world's most carbon-intensive industries. Its patented LOOP technology has now been chosen by Gas Malaysia Berhad.
East of England urged to chip into UK-Canada semiconductor initiative

East of England urged to chip into UK-Canada semiconductor initiative

Semiconductor and DeepTech companies in Cambridge and the East of England have been urged to engage with a significant initiative in the sector between the UK and Canada.
AstraZeneca steers another potential blockbuster drug

AstraZeneca steers another potential blockbuster drug

Cambridge-based AstraZeneca looks like it has set another drug on its way to blockbuster status – Datroway, for the treatment of lung cancer. Datroway has just been approved in the US for patients with previously treated advanced EGFR-mutated non-small cell lung cancer and AZ has high hopes for the treatment.
Cambridge collaborators aim to develop treatments for diseases that cause dementia

Cambridge collaborators aim to develop treatments for diseases that cause dementia

Cambridge-based Enhanced Genomics, which is pioneering 3D multi-omics to rapidly identify high-confidence, genetically validated drug targets for common diseases has announced a strategic partnership with The ALBORADA Drug Discovery Institute at the University of Cambridge.
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