Login Top startups from InnoVEX 2025 COMPUTEX is one of the leading tech shows across the world, and this year saw the 10th anniversary of its startup section, InnoVEX. According to the event, InnoVEX saw its scale grow 12.5% over last year, with 450 startups from 24 countries exhibiting at this year’s event. Startups 2 hours ago
Login AIATELLA raises €2M to scale AI-powered cardiovascular imaging tools Finnish medtech startup AIATELLA has secured €2 million in funding to accelerate the development and scaling of its AI-powered cardiovascular imaging technology. Funding 7 hours ago
Login NEXUS AND GRAND CAFÉ NEXT ANNOUNCE COLLABORATION AHEAD OF UPCOMING THE NEXT WEB SUMMIT AND THE RETURN OF SAIL NEXUS the UK based global business concierge hub and the Grand Café NEXT a dynamic meeting place on the water in Amsterdam-Noord, are proud to announce their collaboration which aims to provide a place and community full of inspiration for digital nomads and the creative, digital and tech communities. News 7 hours ago
Login Beyond survival: SMEs turn to strategic finance as inflation bites again The sharp rise in UK consumer-price inflation to 3.5% in April has re-energised cost pressures that never fully dissipated after the pandemic and subsequent global trade shocks. Higher energy contracts, steeper materials costs, and renewed wage demands are converging to erode already-thin operating margins, forcing the country’s 5.5 million small and medium-sized enterprises to revisit their financing playbooks. Features 8 hours ago
Login e.l.f. Beauty acquires Hailey Bieber's rhode in $1bn deal e.l.f. Beauty signed a definitive agreement to acquire rhode, the lifestyle beauty brand founded by Hailey Bieber, in a deal valued at $1 billion. News 8 hours ago
Login UK climbs global skills leaderboard, scoring high on AI maturity As economic pressures and AI innovations motivate countries around the world to invest in skills development, the UK has ranked 22nd globally out of 109 countries in skills proficiency. This ranking places the UK ahead of the US (27th) and China (39th), and sees it climb from 45th position last year. News 8 hours ago
Login Scaling in an unstable market: the current challenge for fintechs Fintech is approaching a time of consolidation. During the last decade, growth has been rapid and expansive, spawning new technologies and seemingly endless startups. But while both markets have always been characterised by volatility, various socioeconomic factors have led to an industry slowdown. Features 8 hours ago
Login Cutting through the noise of RF complexity Growing data usage on mobile networks has led to a growing number of RF frequency bands, in turn creating more components and greater in size. In summary, the more frequency bands there are, the more fixed frequency filters that are required in mobile radio front ends. Startups 1 day ago
Login Take a BOW: smart software for robots Robotics startup BOW’s name may seem quite evocative – ‘Bettering Our World’ – but it speaks to a broader mission of recognising existing issues within the robotics industry and seeking to address these issues through its robotic-agnostic software development kit (SDK). Startups 1 day ago
Login Where are they now: Brainpatch All the way back in our 2023 May/June issue, we had the pleasure to speak with CEO & Founder Nickolai Vysokov about his company, BrainPatch, who is pioneering an e-meditation device which delivers meditative, quickly calming, and stress-relieving sensations via small, non-invasive electrical currents to the brain. Startups 1 day ago
Login Garbage in, garbage out: how bad data can fool AI In the realm of artificial intelligence, the adage of "garbage in, garbage out" holds more weight than ever before. Features 1 day ago
Login £1.8M to back cutting-edge transport innovations Connected Places Catapult, the UK’s innovation accelerator for transport, the built environment, cities and local growth, announced on 20th May that applications are open for the latest Transport Research and Innovation Grants (TRIG) programme which will award up to 40 projects up to £45k each. News 1 day ago
Login Strong business resilience and leadership skills underpin optimistic UK SME outlook Over two-thirds (68%) of SME leaders believe their business is resilient and prepared to withstand challenges, with a similar proportion (69%) feeling confident in their ability to recover quickly from setbacks. News 1 day ago
Login Legacy tech is bleeding enterprises as modernisation delays cost With AI adoption racing ahead, outdated systems are holding organisations back as technical debt is rapidly becoming one of the most expensive challenges facing enterprises today, costing them more than just money. News 1 day ago
Login Fewer than two-thirds of employers ‘very confident’ in pension compliance Less than two-thirds (57%) of employers are ‘very confident’ that their pension scheme is compliant with automatic enrolment regulations, according to new research by Towergate Employee Benefits. This is leaving businesses open to the possibility of non-compliance notices and fines. HR 1 day ago
Login Understanding investment: what are the circles of funding and portfolio theory? For founders trying to find their way through the world of investment, the language alone can feel like a closed shop: SEIS, Series A, VCT (venture capital trust), syndicates, ARR (annual recurring revenue), traction. But understanding these terms – and the logic behind how investors make decisions – can change how you approach pitching entirely. Features 1 day ago
Login Wear it well: founders, stop fidgeting and start flaunting “I was fidgeting through life in outfits – and identities – that didn’t quite fit.” Life 1 day ago
Login UK SMBs ramp up cybersecurity investment amidst AI fears A growing number of UK small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are taking cybersecurity more seriously, with over half increasing their cyber defences in 2024, according to new research from Bionic. News 2 days ago
Login Will AI replace people? The Solvora.ai perspective In a world increasingly preoccupied with AI displacing jobs and automating roles, one question dominates headlines and boardroom discussions alike: Will AI replace people? As the founder of Solvora.ai, a platform building agentic AI co-pilots for solopreneurs and small businesses, my answer is clear: AI will not replace people. But it will radically replace how people work. Features 2 days ago
Login Dedge Security raises €4M seed to secure the Web3 ecosystem Spanish startup Dedge Security has raised a €4 million seed funding round, led by venture firm Tritemius, to strengthen its position as a leading security platform for developers and companies building on Web3. Funding 2 days ago