£5.8m funding ‘to finally secure IoT’
A cloud developer for secure IoT and Edge devices has raised £5.8 million in Series A funding....
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£100m financing for Cambridge MedTech
MedTech Apollo Therapeutics has raised more than £100 million in financing. The portfolio-ba...
Merger to create quantum computing giant
A merger between UK company Cambridge Quantum Computing and Honeywell Quantum Solutions in the US...
COVID-19 ‘Test To Go’ app launches
A free app which enables people to record their COVID-19 status after undergoing a lateral flow test...
Cambridge BioTech Phico raises £7m
Cambridge-based BioTech company Phico Therapeutics has received £7 million in funding from a cons...
Cell therapy transformation firm Mogrify’s Series A reaches £24m
Biopharmaceutical company Mogrify has taken its Series A financing to £24 million after raising ...
Darktrace prices IPO £1.3bn lower than forecast, shares surge
Update: Darktrace shares surged 40% above the offer price on the opening morning of trading, above 3...
Ex-Dyson lead joins BioTech targeting rare diseases
Cambridge BioTech Healx has appointed a former key figure at Dyson as VP of artificial intelligenc...
£1.5m seed funding to roll out AI tool for multinationals
A spinout from the University of Cambridge has secured £1.5m in seed funding to begin the rollout o...
Businesses across UK to benefit from ‘Project Gigabit’
The government has revealed the first areas to benefit from its £5 billion ‘Project Gigabit’....
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