Anna Wood

Anna Wood is the Editor of Startups Magazine. She joined the team in June 2023 as Deputy Editor, and has since been promoted to Editor of the publication. When it comes to the startup sector, Anna has a keen interest in spacetech, biotech, medtech, anything that flies, and shining a light on the gender and diversity funding gap. Outside of work hours, you can find Anna tucking into a book, a nice meal, and playing her Switch!

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Frontline Ventures announces $200M funds for B2B software companies

Frontline Ventures, specialising in B2B software companies, has launched $200 million across two investment vehicles: Frontline Growth and Frontline Seed. These funds are poised to drive the transatlantic development of B2B software enterprises, encouraging innovation across North America and Europe.

IOT Solutions World Congress is back for 2024

The IOT Solutions World Congress (IOTSWC), the international event on industry transformation through disruptive technologies, returns in 2024 to help companies worldwide seize the full potential of cutting-edge technologies capable of redefining industries.

Cemvision raises €10M in landmark climate tech seed round

Sweden, recognised as the top climate tech ecosystem in the EU by investment volume in 2023, maintains its position into the current year. In the most significant green cement seed round known thus far, Swedish Cemvision has collaborated with fellow Swedish investors Polar Structure and BackingMinds, alongside SF-based Zacua Ventures.

First Neuralink brain-chip patient successfully plays online chess
First Neuralink brain-chip patient successfully plays online chess

Elon Musk’s brain-chip startup, Neuralink, has shown its first patient moving a cursor on a computer using the implanted device.

1 in 5 employees work from home to avoid irritating co-workers

One in five (21%) employees are choosing to work from home more often to avoid annoying behaviour of co-workers, with a quarter (25%) of senior managers abandoning their offices to dodge irritating staff.

Bank of England inflates IT budget to £100m

Official figures disclose that the Bank of England (BoE) has escalated its IT budget to almost £100 million.

One in eight SME owners use online influencers to boost sales and marketing

New insights from iwoca, one of the largest lenders to small businesses in Europe, highlight an emerging trend where SMEs are leveraging social media influencers for marketing purposes.

x+why launch whydesign for sustainable workspace design

Flexible workspace specialist x+why is launching a new in-house design division, whydesign, dedicated to crafting sustainable, aesthetically driven office environments.

The Oxford Science Park announces further expansion and appoints DTRE as agents

The Oxford Science Park (TOSP), a global specialist for science and technology firms, has engaged DTRE alongside Cushman & Wakefield as joint advisors to oversee the leasing of more than 600,000 sq. ft. of office and lab space, in addition to future developments surpassing 650,000 sq. ft.

Flowpay Secures Over €2 Million for SME Finance Tech Expansion

The Czech fintech startup Flowpay has leveraged predictive AI models, automation, and Embedded Finance to enhance access to operational funding for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

Lehigh University Extends Partnership with Nasdaq Entrepreneurial Center

Lehigh University in Pennsylvania has expanded its partnership with the Nasdaq Entrepreneurial Center in San Francisco through Lehigh@NasdaqCenter, continuing its longstanding education-industry relationship.

Fan-driven football talent platform Nordensa raises €1.65m

Nordensa, a fan-driven platform dedicated to uncovering football talent, has successfully closed a €1.65 million Seed funding round. This influx of capital is set to bolster the platform’s development and enhance its ability to draw top-tier talent to its already distinguished lineup.

How to become a B Corp

March marks B Corp Month, a time that is completely dedicated to the B Corp community to join together and celebrate what it means to be a B Corp. With consumers becoming ever more conscious of what they are purchasing, becoming a B Corp-certified company has become a sought-after status.

Automated Architecture Secures £2.6M to Quickly Build Sustainable and Affordable Homes Using Robotics

Automated Architecture (AUAR), a pioneering construction tech startup, has secured a £2.6 million Seed investment to propel its vision of crafting sustainable and affordable homes through its unique micro-factories.

The International Wikipedia Agency: Simon Wohlleb from Augusta Atlantic

Wikipedia has become more relevant than ever for companies and public figures. A Wikipedia entry can sustainably improve one’s public image and credibility, as it conveys authority and significance. Even artificial intelligence relies on Wikipedia’s data, as in that, what is stated on Wikipedia is often regarded as truth by AI.

The Hustle Awards: Sustainability Award

The Hustle Awards are back for 2024, and Startups Magazine is here to help you through the entry process.

Stanhope AI raises £2.3M for Neuroscience-Based AI Revolution

Stanhope AI, a company harnessing decades of neuroscience research for training machines to make decisions akin to humans in real-world scenarios, has successfully bagged £2.3 million in seed investment.

JustParent wins Insurathon competition for most innovative InsurTech startup

Norton Rose Fulbright, a global law firm, has just crowned JustParent as the champion of its seventh annual Insurathon, a contest designed to spotlight and support the brightest tech innovators in the insurance industry.

$20 Million Investment in NeuReality to Advance Carbon-Neutral AI Data Centres

NeuReality, a company with a mission of redefining AI inference and data centre infrastructure for the AI era, announced it secured $20 million in fresh funding.

UK SMEs Alarmingly Underprepared for Cyber Threats, Cowbell Reveals

A recent survey has highlighted a significant gap in cybercrime preparedness among the UK’s small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), with a mere 19% possessing an adequate cyber incident response plan (IRP).