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  • The next dimension – bringing 3D advertising graphics to the masses

    September 2, 2019

    What’s the most visually stunning advert you can think of? Perhaps it’s one of the John Lewis Christmas campaigns, or maybe it’s an ad by Apple or Samsung that shows their phones in incredible detail as they float across the screen.  Whatever you imagined, it was likely made using computer-generated imagery (CGI), or other 3D [...]

  • Banks aren’t keeping up with the rise of the intangible economy

    August 30, 2019

    Innovation is the key to growing the economy and creating prosperity. It creates new industries, transforms old ones, and often generates well-paid jobs.  Today, innovation usually relies on the investment in and the growth of intangible assets, such as software, data, networks, and design. But the financial system has failed to keep pace with innovation. [...]

  • Meet Par Hedberg – the godfather of Sweden’s tech startups

    August 27, 2019

    If you were asked where the most tech innovation comes from, you’d probably answer Silicon Valley – the home of Google, Amazon and Facebook. And you’d be right.  But what you might not know is that Stockholm is a close second. The Swedish capital produces more billion-dollar companies per capita than any other region in [...]

  • Female founders, here’s my advice for starting a business

    July 30, 2019

    To any female founders reading this: your existence is statistically remarkable. Female tech founders are, simply put, unlikely.  A report from the venture capital firm Atomico found that 93 per cent of money invested in European tech startups in 2018 went to all-male founding teams. Only seven per cent went to startups with a single [...]

  • Fintech firm Revolut leads list of UK’s top 100 startups of 2019

    July 1, 2019

    Challenger bank Revolut has claimed first place in a list of the UK’s top 100 startups of 2019, it was revealed today. British fintech startup Revolut topped Startups.co.uk’s Startups 100 list for 2019, as it counts 5m customers around Europe and the UK. Energy startup Igloo placed second, while retail startup Trouva took third place. [...]

  • Beyond Meat shares surge a day after debut results

    June 7, 2019

    Shares of plant-based burger startup Beyond Meat surged 27 per cent in pre-trading, a day after it debuted its earnings as a listed company. The company estimates that it will double its sales this year as consumer interest in plant-based meat alternatives peaked in the first three months of the year. Shares rose to $131.50 [...]

  • Twitter buys fake news-fighting startup Fabula AI

    June 4, 2019

    Twitter has acquired London-based startup Fabula AI, which uses machine-learning to detect fake news online. Read more: Twitter suspends 170,000 accounts in hate speech battle Founded in 2018, Fabula has developed an AI system that can analyse and learn from large datasets from social media sites. The tool can analyse how fake news spreads across [...]

  • Softbank struggles to raise cash for its second $100bn Vision Fund

    June 3, 2019

    Japanese technology giant Softbank has received a chilly reception from some of the world’s biggest investors as it seeks to raise cash for a second $100bn (£79bn) mega fund. The firm’s chief executive, Masayoshi Son, announced Softbank's Vision Fund II in May, saying that many existing investors had expressed interest in the new fund. Read more: Softbank gears [...]

  • As a global trading hub, the City is ready to face the challenges of a new digital era

    June 3, 2019

    With changes afoot both domestically and when it comes to our relationship with Europe, it is a challenging and frustrating time for many parts of the City. What we must not lose sight of is that London – and specifically the City – has been at the centre of global trade for centuries, and has [...]

  • Bristol scaleup Ultrahaptics buys US augmented reality rival for $30m

    May 30, 2019

    Bristol-based firm Ultrahaptics has acquired one of its main Silicon Valley rivals in a deal valued at $30m (£23.8m). Leap Motion, which specialises in hand-tracking technology, will join Ultrahaptics, bringing over its staff and technology to the combined group. The two companies had been partnered for almost six years before the tie-up. Ultrahaptics' technology projects [...]

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