Login How can a startup survive its first years? Every day, news feeds are flooded with headlines about the launch of new startups. One by one, bold announcements appear – a new project, a new name, a new ambitious vision. But before long, most of them fade away. They disappear from the radar before they’ve had a real chance to make their mark. Features 3 days ago
Login Tickets Are Live: WomenIN Festival 2025 Is Calling the Impactful, the Bold, the Brilliant, and the Brave! Get ready, Cape Town – the continent’s most inspiring, intersectional, and women-led experience is back. Tickets for WomenIN Festival 2025 are now officially live, and this year’s edition is set to be the most dynamic yet. News 3 days ago
Login Small businesses risk falling behind in the AI revolution New research reveals that small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are significantly lagging in AI adoption, putting their productivity, innovation, and long-term competitiveness at risk. News 2 days ago
Login £10M of loans delivered to entrepreneurs in Cambridgeshire Start Up Loans announces that it has provided nearly 900 entrepreneurs in Cambridgeshire with a total of £10 million since the programme started in 2012. The average loan value used to start or grow businesses in the county was £11,313. News 2 days ago
Login Why investment isn’t always about the numbers Think of an investment pitch and you think of the numbers. You think of spreadsheets, metrics, margins, and forecasts. But the bigger picture that many businesses are missing is that securing investment is more often than not about emotion. Because, when it comes down to it, investors are just people. Funding 2 days ago
Login Stress at work impacts most generations For the second year in a row, employers’ biggest concern for their staff is stress and anxiety related to work, according to research conducted by GRiD, the industry body for the group risk sector. Life 2 days ago
Login Cryogenx raises £1.7M seed round to tackle deadly heat stress Cryogenx has raised a £1.7 million seed funding round to accelerate the development of its breakthrough portable cooling technology. As part of the round, the UK Innovation & Science Seed Fund (UKI2S), managed by Future Planet Capital, has invested £430,000. Funding 1 day ago
Login Numan raises $60M to lead next-gen of preventative healthcare Numan, the digital health provider has announced that it has raised $60 million in fresh funding, following another year of exceptional growth. Funding 1 day ago
Login Exited Unomaly founders raise $3M to launch Opper AI The team behind Unomaly, the machine learning-based observability platform acquired by LogicMonitor in 2020, has re-emerged with a new mission: to make AI infrastructure as reliable as Stripe is for payments. Funding 1 day ago
Login cocreatd’s System7 acquired by Vault PLC after just 8 months cocreatd’s first incubation, System7, an AI automation and development platform for marketing and sales teams, has been acquired by Vault PLC in a seven-figure deal just eight months after it launched. Funding 1 day ago
Login Warden AI secures funding to meet demand for AI audits AI auditing platform Warden AI has announced a new funding round led by the founders of Onfido, the digital identity verification company acquired by Entrust in 2024. The round also includes participation from Playfair, an early-stage VC firm, and will support Warden’s geographic expansion and product development. Funding 1 day ago
Login Boosting engagement and revenues: implementing GenAI into the sales engine In today’s highly competitive sales environment, success hinges on building strong relationships and deeply understanding customer needs. Generative AI (GenAI) is redefining the game, empowering sales professionals to integrate this transformative technology seamlessly into core business strategies, unlocking new efficiencies and a decisive competitive edge. Features 1 day ago
Login Brits would trust AI for legal advice, but experts warn it’s no instant solicitor Half of Brits would ask AI for legal advice over a qualified solicitor – but experts warn that trusting technology alone could leave people paying the price. News 1 day ago
Login The Smart Energy Era Begins at AUTOMA 2025 Driven by environmental concerns and the need for greater efficiency, the oil and gas industry is rapidly adopting digital twins and remote monitoring. AUTOMA 2025 explores transformative technologies in dedicated sessions during the Congress in Amsterdam, the Netherlands on 13-14 October. News 1 day ago
Login UK government targets regional tech cluster growth The Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) has unveiled its Regional Tech Booster programme – a fresh push to accelerate the growth of tech clusters and early-stage digital startups in regions such as Scotland, the North East, Humber and East, and South Yorkshire. News 1 day ago
Login London powers UK fintech’s $2.4Bn funding urge in H1 2025 Tracxn has released its UK FinTech H1 2025 Funding Report, offering a comprehensive view of the funding landscape between January and June 2025. The report captures notable developments in funding volumes, investor activity, major acquisitions, and IPOs. Funding 2 hours ago
Login Only a third of small business leaders have a basic understanding of AI New research by Start Up Loans, conducted by YouGov, reveals less than half (46%) of small businesses use AI at work. Furthermore, over a third (34%) of small business leaders only have a ‘basic understanding’ of AI tools. News 2 hours ago
Login The power of borrowing trust when building a startup brand There's an actual marketing strategy in business that I think is barely talked about or shared by the online self proclaimed "gurus", and yet I think it's one of the most powerful things to genuinely move the needle in your business, and fast. Brand 1 hour ago
Login Government launches SEPs consultation to boost UK innovation The Intellectual Property Office (IPO) has launched a consultation on potential measures to address challenges in the UK's Standard Essential Patents (SEPs) ecosystem. News 11 minutes ago
Login Edinburgh entrepreneurs launch FringeFlow.Ai to navigate festival A pair of Edinburgh-based entrepreneurs have launched a new AI-powered planning tool to help audiences cut through the noise of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe while supporting the thousands of artists who often go unseen. Startups 1 minute ago