Tech Profiles
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Cydar’s future looks rosy
Cydar Ltd co-founder Tom Carrell began his vascular surgery career in the 1990’s – ideally timed to experience first-hand the revolution in the early... Read More
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Back to the future for high octane Horizon
Tough-minded Cambridge entrepreneur Dr Darrin Disley doesn’t take much lying down. But that’s exactly how he set gene editing world leader Horizon... Read More
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International clientele fuels Springboard growth
Fast-growing product and technology innovator Springboard has expanded into larger offices at St John’s Innovation Park in Cambridge having outgrown... Read More
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RealVNC a big boy for 15 – and still growing!
One of the great technology companies in Cambridge’s all-time hall of fame, RealVNC, has come a long way since CEO Andy Harter and other members of... Read More
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Companies urged to scale data capabilities to remain relevant
Dr Steve Marsh, founder of Cambridge startup GeoSpock, is an expert in solving big data problems at pace. He and his team are developing technology... Read More
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Undo vision to reach world peak as an independent player
It solves a problem that no one would think to Google and companies have no budget for it, but the largest software companies in Europe and the UK... Read More
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Cambridge pioneer flexes its muscle across global markets
It takes special technology to wow a US audience accustomed to being consistently assailed by ‘the next big thing.’ Cambridge company FlexEnable... Read More
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Simprints to launch mobile biometrics in Nepal
Cambridge startup Simprints is part of the ‘Internet-of-People’, one of the emerging high value technology sectors identified in Charles... Read More
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Cambridge Graphene Centre catalysing a UK value-chain
The growing importance of the Cambridge Graphene Centre in catalysing the development of a value chain for this unique material has been highlighted... Read More
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Making the urban small cell happen
The long-awaited rollout of urban small cells is finally starting to happen. But the deployment challenges mean that a flexible approach to backhaul... Read More
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From the back of a barn to the top of the world
From the back of a barn to the top of the world; from 12 digital disciples to an international team of thousands. From a near-death experience to... Read More
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Cambridge Consultants continues to command top dollar from global innovators
There can’t be many areas of people’s lives that Cambridge Consultants hasn’t touched. Among hundreds of other things the product development and... Read More
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Cambridge startup to revolutionise surgical robotics
A young Cambridge company is making rapid progress developing technology that it believes will transform the existing market for surgical robotics,... Read More
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The disruptive technology creating the next wave of hardware for wearables and IoT
Wearable technology and the internet of Things (IoT) are already shaping the future world we will inhabit and FlexEnable’s disruptive flexible... Read More
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Making sense of genomics in an age of change
Cambridge is a hotbed for the business of bioinformatics and biotech innovation. It is the world centre for the study of genomics and large-scale... Read More
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GeoSpock on the map as Big Data pathfinder
Big data technology pioneer GeoSpock broke into Business Weekly’s Killer50 in December and followed up by winning a major accolade at the Business... Read More
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CCS scales in China and the US
When CCS won Business Weekly’s Wireless Innovation Award in March, TTP’s Allan Carmichael – who handed over the crystal obelisk – sagely observed: “... Read More
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Tech profile: Anders+Kern UK
Founded in 1989, Anders+Kern UK Ltd is a leading distributor & integrator of audio visual solutions, with particular specialisms in digital... Read More
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Ubisense on course to be Cambridge’s next £1bn company
It’s 10 years since Ubisense spun out of Cambridge University’s Computer Laboratory – such fertile territory for technology greats. The rich... Read More
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Cambridge Consultants the kings of spin-outs
Cambridge Consultants arguably founded the Cambridge technology cluster in 1960 when Tim Eiloart, while studying at Trinity College, amassed £400 to... Read More
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