Login 3 clever ways to use Generative AI to promote your startup If you’re running a startup, Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) isn’t just noise – it’s a toolkit waiting to be unlocked. Gen AI lets you punch above your weight, creating polished content, automating grunt work, and engaging customers without a massive budget. Features 1 hour ago
Login How Melissa Ahmed is inspiring the next generation of engineers “Become an engineer and improve the world we live in” - Melissa Ahmed CEng. Features 2 days ago
Login Mental wellness device, Pulsetto, tackles mental health issues & relieves stress Nearly half of the global population is projected to experience a mental health disorder by age 75. It shows that there is an urgent need for more effective mental wellness solutions as relying on traditional medication, and even therapy hasn’t slowed the mental health pandemic. Startups 2 days ago
Login High-Velocity Startups awards Jim with £2,000 grant London based firm, High-Velocity Startups which was established in 2012, through its STRIVE Acceleration Fund has awarded the founder of Jim, Isham Broer, a University of Exeter student, with a £2,000 grant and accelerator support, for his startup business. Funding 2 days ago
Login Tania Gerard Digital: leading the way in accessible marketing and neurodiversity in business When I set out to launch my business, I didn’t just want to create another consultancy, I wanted to change the way companies think about accessibility and inclusion. Today, Tania Gerard Digital UK helps businesses bridge the gap of communication between employee, employer and client. Life 3 days ago
Login VISARUN.AI secures $700K to automate visa application process with its AI platform VISARUN.AI, an AI-powered visa-as-a-service platform, has raised $700,000 in pre-seed funding from Swiss and UAE-based angel investors with extensive experience in e-commerce and trading. The investment will fuel the company's platform development, sales team expansion, and strategic market penetration initiatives. Funding 3 days ago
Login VTT and Oulu Port lead €12.8M project to strengthen cyber-physical security in ports VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland and partners have launched a three-year project with Oulu Port aimed at enhancing secure situational awareness in critical cyber-physical systems. News 3 days ago
Login The importance of collaboration in the race to net zero Both big business and startups have much to bring to the table when it comes to supercharging the energy transition. Massimo Muzzì, Head of Strategy, Business Development and Sustainability at ABB Electrification, explains how taking the best of both worlds can lead to genuine progress. Features 3 days ago
Login Galoy launches Lana to unlock digital asset collateralised lending A new service that has been recently launched makes it easy and fast for innovative banks of any size to unlock the transformative potential of digital asset-backed lending. News 3 days ago
Login 80% of UK businesses eye AI-driven growth, but digital gaps hinder progress SAP launches its ‘Supercharging Growth with AI in the UK – a Pathway for High-Growth Businesses’ report, which considers the scale-up opportunities and challenges facing UK businesses in 2025. News 3 days ago
Login Northcote Equity announces £160M first and final close of maiden fund Northcote Equity, a newly established private equity firm, has announced the first and final close of its maiden fund, ‘Northcote Fund I’, at its hard cap of £160 million, only 16 weeks after launching the fundraise. Funding 3 days ago
Login World’s first cultivated meat dog treat goes on sale Meatly, a UK cultivated meat firm, has become the first company in the world to supply cultivated meat for pet food on sale. Produced in collaboration with plant-based dog food brand THE PACK, a limited-release of “Chick Bites” is on sale at Pets at Home Brentford, London from Friday 7th February. News 3 days ago
Login Quantum computing would boost UK productivity and GDP growth, Government support is crucial New research from Oxford Economics predicts that quantum computing could give the UK an economy-wide productivity boost of up to 7% by 2045 – equivalent to every worker achieving an additional three weeks’ worth of productivity per year without working an extra hour. News 4 days ago
Login Top 5 mistakes SMEs make at the start of the year – and how to avoid them As we bring in the new year, it’s natural for small businesses to approach this time with high hopes and fresh ideas, but all too often, we see business owners falling into the same traps that not only slow down progress but hold your business back. By recognising these common mistakes and using tools like STEAMhouse’s Outcomes Driver Tool, business owners can start the year with a renewed sense of clarity and purpose to innovate better. Features 4 days ago
Login Good habits to live by in business Habits shape our daily lives – from the ones we're proud of to those that come naturally, and yes, even the ones we keep quiet about. A well-known habit is the famous "5 AM club" of business leaders. Back in 2013, The Guardian reported that most CEOs were indeed early birds, springing out of bed at 5 AM without hitting the snooze button. However, research from the University of Westminster suggests that early risers (those up between 5:22 AM and 7:21 AM) actually show higher levels of stress hormones compared to their more leisurely-waking counterparts. Features 4 days ago