Ieso Digital Health has been crowned Business of the Year in the 29th annual Business Weekly Awards, held at Queens’ College in Cambridge.

Cambridge Communication Systems (CCS) has raised more than $10 million to back continued expansion in its technology and territories covered. 

Mental health technology innovator Ieso Digital Health in Cambridge is integrating Artificial Intelligence into its therapist platform for the first time. 

GeoSpock, an extreme-scale spatial big data company has formed an commercial alliance with the Greater Cambridge Partnership, which is the first public sector organisation to sign up to its G-Cloud initiative

Sorex Sensors has appointed Michael LeGoff as its new chief executive officer.

The Business Weekly Awards shortlist, unveiled today, precisely reflects why Cambridge and the East of England innovation cluster is rated so highly on the global stage.

UK Central Government department, the Ministry of Defence (MOD) has selected Wazoku’s idea management platform, Idea Spotlight, to drive digital innovation and idea management across its entire network: The Royal Navy, British Army, the Royal Air Force, Joint Forces Command and Defence Infrastructure Organisation.

Microbiome discovery platform company Eagle Genomics announces funding of $3.5M led by the Environmental Technologies Fund (ETF Partners), a European growth fund specialising in promoting sustainability through innovation.

British medtech company PatientSource has been awarded the contract to install an Electronic Patient Record (EPR) system on the island of St Helena, a community which, until last year, was dependent on supplies and specialist services located a five-day sea voyage from Cape Town.

Massive global expansion for Cambridge UK fraud detection and risk management business Featurespace has been underpinned by a $32.3 million funding round led by two US VC funds anchored in New York and Philadelphia

Kheiron Begins NHS Trials For Breast Cancer Diagnosis AI. The tests, involving historic patient records in Leeds and the East Midlands, are the latest to probe the use of AI in the healthcare sector

Global technology giants have turned to a Cambridge UK deep learning pioneer to help steer a world first AI and ML collaboration.

Japanese investors Global Brain and 31Ventures along with data tech company KDDI Supership have chipped into a fresh £10 million funding round for Cambridge UK extreme data specialist GeoSpock. 

Exonate has successfully fundraised £1.5 million to accelerate development of its lead product - an eye drop treatment for retinal neovascular diseases.

A large number of science & technology entrepreneurs worldwide set out to pick the low hanging fruit to woo investment in the hopes of making a fortune.

One can only salute the courage of Healx co-founders Dr Tim Guilliams and Dr David Brown, the celebrated inventor of Viagra, who eschewed convention and decided to tackle a huge area of unmet medical need by seeking solutions to the planet’s rarest diseases.

GoCompare, one of the UK’s most established and popular comparison and switching websites, has partnered with Cambridge fraud detection specialist Featurespace to strengthen its front-end fraud prevention and detection abilities.

GeoSpock Collaborates With GeoWorks On Large Scale Geospatial Data Processing Innovation. Data visualisation company announces participation in the Singapore Land Authority’s geospatial technology initiative

Cambridge, UK-based techspert.io has developed the first search engine capable of finding experts across the globe available to answer complex questions for businesses on subjects ranging from rare diseases to the development of sustainable fuels.

Each month we profile an innovative, growing company from across the Greater South East of England. Ieso Digital Health is a world leading digital health company in Cambridge, specialising in internet enabled evidence-based psychological therapies. We spoke with Rob Brougham, UK Managing Director, about their exciting research in mental health and their aim to speed up patients’ recovery rates.

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