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Nyobolt recharges its cash batteries with $180m boost and targets $multibillion markets

Nyobolt recharges its cash batteries with $180m boost and targets $multibillion markets

Nyobolt, a Cambridge-based pioneer of high-power ultrafast charging technologies has secured $150 million in contracts plus $30m in investment from international backers.
Quantinuum and Oxford Ionics in DARPA elite for Quantum Benchmarking Initiative

Quantinuum and Oxford Ionics in DARPA elite for Quantum Benchmarking Initiative

Cambridge UK quantum computing pioneer Quantinuum has been hand-picked by the United States’ Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) to advance the sector in a groundbreaking initiative.
CMR Surgical raises more than $200m to accelerate growth in US and globally

CMR Surgical raises more than $200m to accelerate growth in US and globally

Global surgical robotics company CMR Surgical in Cambridge has closed a funding round of more than $200 million to underpin worldwide expansion – notably in the US.
Quantinuum, JPMorgan Chase and partners hail quantum computing breakthrough

Quantinuum, JPMorgan Chase and partners hail quantum computing breakthrough

Quantinuum, JPMorgan Chase and global partners have lit the fuse to a world-first breakthrough in quantum computing that is set to revolutionise gold dust sectors such as commercial technology and cyber security.
Acquisitive IQGeo poised to move Cambridge HQ to Fora building

Acquisitive IQGeo poised to move Cambridge HQ to Fora building

IQGeo, a geospatial software specialist anchored in Cambridge UK, is moving to a new headquarters at the Fora building in Station Road in April as it continues to grow organically and through acquisition.
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Key FDA approval for Mursla Bio liver cancer solution

Key FDA approval for Mursla Bio liver cancer solution

Mursla Bio, a Cambridge UK and Boston US leader in Extracellular Vesicle (EV) science, has received FDA approval for its lead product EvoLiver™ as it powers ahead with its mission to significantly improve cancer outcomes for at-risk patients through the power of Dynamic Biopsy technology.
Boehringer Ingelheim and Tessellate Bio tackle hard-to-treat cancers in €500m deal

Boehringer Ingelheim and Tessellate Bio tackle hard-to-treat cancers in €500m deal

Boehringer Ingelheim and Tessellate Bio, a precision oncology company with a focus on developing novel synthetic lethality approaches, have struck a research collaboration and global licence agreement to develop first-in-class, oral precision treatments for people living with cancer.
Howes Percival adds second family law Partner in Cambridge

Howes Percival adds second family law Partner in Cambridge

Howes Percival has recruited family law Partner, Ben Twitchen into its rapidly growing Cambridge office. His appointment follows the arrival of Partner Chris Allen-Jones in December as the firm looks to significantly increase its family law practice in the city.
Mode in the millions to progress chemical sensing innovation

Mode in the millions to progress chemical sensing innovation

Oxford University spin-out Mode Labs has secured £3 million investment to transform chemical sensing.
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Mode in the millions to progress chemical sensing innovation

Mode in the millions to progress chemical sensing innovation

Oxford University spin-out Mode Labs has secured £3 million investment to transform chemical sensing.
SpeechTech entrepreneur Steve Young takes chair at Inephany

SpeechTech entrepreneur Steve Young takes chair at Inephany

Cambridge dontrepreneur Professor Steve Young, who has sold tech companies to Microsoft, Google and Apple over the course of his academic career, has become an angel investor in and chair of London-based AI startup Inephany.
Nyobolt recharges its cash batteries with $180m boost and targets $multibillion markets

Nyobolt recharges its cash batteries with $180m boost and targets $multibillion markets

Nyobolt, a Cambridge-based pioneer of high-power ultrafast charging technologies has secured $150 million in contracts plus $30m in investment from international backers.
US in focus as PervasID wins £200k growth cash from Maven Cognition

US in focus as PervasID wins £200k growth cash from Maven Cognition

Cambridge technology trailblazer PervasID, a global market leader in fixed passive RFID technology, has secured a further £200,000 investment from Maven Cognition, marking another milestone in its global growth strategy.
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Boehringer Ingelheim and Tessellate Bio tackle hard-to-treat cancers in €500m deal

Boehringer Ingelheim and Tessellate Bio tackle hard-to-treat cancers in €500m deal

Boehringer Ingelheim and Tessellate Bio, a precision oncology company with a focus on developing novel synthetic lethality approaches, have struck a research collaboration and global licence agreement to develop first-in-class, oral precision treatments for people living with cancer.
Ashtons Legal advises on strategic acquisition

Ashtons Legal advises on strategic acquisition

East Anglian lawyers were prominent as an Ashtons Legal team helped Torquay Holdings Limited (THL Group) in its acquisition of Solar Gates UK, a provider of solar-powered safety and security barriers and traffic management solutions. No figures have been disclosed.
E.ON and Superdielectrics co-develop game-changing energy storage

E.ON and Superdielectrics co-develop game-changing energy storage

Leading energy supplier E.ON and Superdielectrics, a Cambridge-based energy storage technology company, are collaborating to promote and advance a UK-developed battery solution ultimately intended to give millions of homes access to safer, cheaper and cleaner power.
Startup seeks funding for 3D bioprinting technology

Startup seeks funding for 3D bioprinting technology

A UK university startup with strong links to Cambridge is bidding to raise £650k funding to accelerate commercialisation of what it calls a groundbreaking 3D bioprinting system.
42 Technology and Addenbrooke’s Hospital develop AI to boost newborn eye screening

42 Technology and Addenbrooke’s Hospital develop AI to boost newborn eye screening

42 Technology (42T) is helping Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (CUH) develop an advanced AI feature for a groundbreaking hand-held newborn eye screening device.
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