DEEP TECH R&D

New university innovation zone opening in Bristol

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The five platform problem: which quantum technology will win?

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FEATURE

Aerospace reignited: why innovation is taking off

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Materials

Royce revs-up drive for UK bill of materials

Why David Knowles, CEO of the Henry Royce Institute, believes a national materials innovation...

Materials

Can “green” hydrogen production reach the scales and costs needed for net zero?

So far the costs of green hydrogen production have involved price hikes that businesses...

Artificial Intelligence

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Materials

Quantum

Wise words and waggishness… May 2024

A selection of notable quotes and comments we’ve come across this month

Future Telecoms

UKTIN Investment Insights Webinar

UKTIN is following up the recent launch of its Investment Insights Report with a...

Cyber

Quantum

Why quantum cryptography is a call to collaborative action

The quantum era demands more than just technical upgrades, it calls for a strategic...

Future Telecoms

Can small cells plug a big telecoms network sustainability gap?

Small cell networks and Open RAN can reduce wireless network energy consumption and emissions,...

Quantum

Scaling up security: how KETS is cracking quantum code

We speak to one of the UK’s leading quantum companies about transforming cybersecurity with...

Future Telecoms

Innovation hotspots: Canada and 6G

Industry and university collaboration is key for advancing telecoms security in a country famous...

Quantum

Pete Shadbolt on PsiQuantum’s million-qubit mission

Currently valued at $3bn, PsiQuantum is pushing the boundaries of science. We talk to...

Quantum

Quantum computing in Finland: looking to the future

From Nokia to Angry Birds, Finland is famed for its invention – so just...