Tech Profiles
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Ahead of the curve, ahead of the cure
A large number of science & technology entrepreneurs worldwide set out to pick the low hanging fruit to woo investment in the hopes of making a... Read More
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Audio technology innovator enjoys global export boom
What began as a solution to creating the noisy, vibrating cockpit of a helicopter in a training simulator has been developed by Amina Technologies... Read More
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Ex-swimmer’s MedTech venture a stroke of genius
When Graeham Douglas was forced to quit competitive swimming because of asthma he turned his personal adversity into a business opportunity which is... Read More
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Arm and Cambridge key to AI star’s global rollout
The CTO of a bleeding edge transatlantic AI business which has just secured $10 million funding has explained why his alma mater, Cambridge, is so... Read More
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Taking the power of infrared disease diagnosis into primary care
Infrared spectroscopy is a powerful technique for the diagnosis of respiratory diseases and cancer, but it requires specialist expertise and... Read More
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Sky’s the limit for five-star F-star
2018 is already proving to be a stellar year for F-star – one of the most exciting life sciences businesses on the planet. Anchored at Babraham... Read More
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Bicycle Therapeutics ahead of the curve in fight against cancer
There’s a delicious slogan on the website home page of Cambridge cancer crusader Bicycle Therapeutics: “We didn’t wait for the next advance against... Read More
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Diamond Pharma a jewel in the UK’s life science crown
Since launching nearly 13 years ago, Diamond Pharma Services in Cambridge and Harlow has proved an increasingly influential enabler for UK... Read More
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Cambridge attraction in microbiome science for US companies
It is now widely accepted that friendly bacteria in the gut have a significant role in maintaining our health. Emerging knowledge about the... Read More
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US seeks security through UK cyber defence warrior
One of Cambridge’s greatest ever success stories in the US is turning out to be the rise and rise of cyber defence specialist Darktrace. Cambridge... Read More
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Bridge Fibre puts the backbone into broadband
With the Cambridge science & technology cluster growing at a rate unprecedented since the fuse to the Phenomenon was lit in the late 1960s a home... Read More
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Patient capital from CIC gives ‘time travelling’ company Undo space to pivot
It started in a shed in Greg Law’s garden as a neat debugger that would help developers ‘turn back time’ to find where errors had occurred in their... Read More
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Building high-growth companies with disruptive technologies
Renewables have recently displaced coal and gas as the largest source of new UK power generation. Unfortunately, this resource is often wasted while... Read More
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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