Information Technology and Telecoms
Managing flexible working requests from parents
The start of a new academic year brings flux to many households up and down the country. Some families may be sending their children to school for the first time, whilst others are well into the annual routine of it. As an employer, you may find it is a time of year when you are more l...
The Digital Vending Machine® from Bango now to include Disney+
Cambridge, UK - Bango announces an agreement with Disney to expand the reach of the Disney+ subscriber base through select consumer offers with telecom operators and other service providers via its product the Digital Vending Machine® (DVM™). ...
#21toWatch Alumni praise Awards for providing “pivotal kickstart” as nomination window opens for 2025
As the nomination window opens for #21toWatch 2025, former winners have applauded the Innovation Awards for the invaluable kickstart it provides to our entrepreneurs and startups. ...
Who is looking after your Cyber Security?
Breathe Technology writes: We recently assisted a Cambridgeshire-based organisation that was the victim of a cyber attack. The systems were offline down for nearly a week and took almost a month to fully recover. They had security systems and backups in place. Or so they believed. They ...
Cambridge Kinetics wins share of £32m Innovate UK grant to improve productivity with AI
Cambridge Kinetics win competitive award for Innovate UK grant funding to develop artificial intelligence and improve productivity in creative industries. ...
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Assisting AiSentia with the development of AI-powered CT imaging technology
System C writes: We supported AiSentia, a spinout from Oxford University, to develop a medical device quality prototype and website that enables doctors to digitally add contrast to CT images. Our team transformed research-quality code written by a medical student to improve performance...
Centre for Computing History delighted to receive £4,000 MathWorks Community Grant
Cambridge’s Centre for Computing History is thrilled to have been awarded a £4,000 Community Grant from MathWorks, a leading developer of mathematical computing software for engineers and scientists. This generous grant will support the Centre's Education programme, helping young people...
Darktrace introduces new Global Partner Program
Darktrace Defenders Partner Program builds upon strategic investments to accelerate partner-first go-to-market strategy. ...
Darktrace recognised as the winner of 2024 Microsoft UK Partner of the Year
Darktrace announces it has won the UK 2024 Microsoft Partner of the Year Award.