InfoTech
Rebel entrepreneurs plan EU island haven
Stories are emerging that a group of London entrepreneurs has laid plans to move from Old Street to Sealand, an artificial island which lies 12km… Read More
ARM Holdings to be sold to SoftBank for £23.4bn
ARM Holdings, one of the UK’s biggest and most successful businesses, is to be acquired by Japan’s SoftBank. An offer of £23.4bn is expected to be… Read More
Final call for Capital One accelerator in Nottingham
Capital One Growth Labs is urging start-ups interested in its accelerator programme to get their applications in by this Sunday (June 12) Read More
ARM’s new generation chips for hi def visual experiences
ARM's latest GPU and CPU will support the demands of future mobile Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality applications Read More
Science Museum’s KickStarter welcomes Eric Robot rebooted
Eric Robot was the first robot in the UK and Science Museum, London, hopes to Kickstarter a rebuilding programme Read More
NetSuite kicks off European tour with startup push
Good news for UK startups is promised tomorrow when NetSuite’s annual European event kicks off at Arsenal’s Emirates Stadium. Fred Studer, NetSuite chief marketing officer,… Read More
Ignite CEO warns of the poison pill in seed funding
The launch of Ignite’s London operations has arrived with a warning from its co-founder and CEO Paul Smith that startups often begin to fail after… Read More
Cambridge Quantum Computing receives $50m funding from Grupo Arcano
Cambridge Quantum Computing has received a $50 million investment from Grupo Arcano Read More
Bournemouth peers bring 1Gb to mobile app testing suite
Bournemouth’s Silicon South is one of the UK’s fastest growing hubs and it is also home to the world’s biggest Open Device Lab, an international… Read More
Proof that festival-goers can hack IT in the country
Hacklands: Festival of Technology is the Glastonbury of coding held on a farm in Surrey - hacking, entertainment and camping on a beautiful site Read More