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While the world continues to await the arrival of safe, reliable and cost-effective self-driving cars, one of the pioneers in the world of autonomous vehicle software has raised some substantial funding to double down on what it sees as a more immediate opportunity: providing technology to industrial companies to build off-road applications. Oxbotica, the Oxford, […]

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Oxbotica Raises $47 Million to Deploy Autonomy Software Platform in Mines Around the World From OxboticaJan 6 2021 Oxbotica, a global leader in autonomous vehicle software, has announced the completion of a $47 million Series B investment with partners across the globe. Oxbotica Raises $47 Million to Deploy Autonomy Software Platform Around the World. Image Credit: Business Wire The funding will accelerate Oxbotica’s commercial deployment of its world-class autonomy software platform in mines...

6 January 2021 | 12:00pm StockMarketWire.com - Hopes that a Democrat trifecta of control of the White House, Senate and House of Representatives will lead to a more generous US stimulus package was driving share prices higher on Wednesday. By midday the FTSE 100 was up 2.5% to 6,778.56, its highest level since February 2020, amid projections that Democrats could secure the balance of power in the Senate based on two run-off elections in Georgia. US futures were mixed with technology stocks und...

6 January 2021 | 09:00am StockMarketWire.com - The FTSE 100 made moderate gains this morning, continuing its strong start to 2021 as the UK undertakes its massive Covid-19 vaccine rollout. Markets also reacted to news that the Democrats were close to full control of the levers of government in the US after Senate run-off elections in the US. High-street bakery chain Greggs estimated annual losses of up to £15 million and forecast that profit would not return to pre-COVID levels until 2022 at ...

Oxbotica, the driverless car software startup, has completed  a $47 million Series B funding round. Investors include BP Ventures, Tencent, Halma, HostPlus

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First Light Fusion raises $25 million - First Light expands into new Oxford premises and is recruiting a further 23 roles - New funding will accelerate pathway to fusion, while enabling First Light Fusion to progress gain experiment planning and reactor development OXFORD, England, Dec. 23, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- First Light Fusion, an Oxford-based global leader in researching energy generation via inertial fusion, has raised $25 million from both existing and new investors. The funding round was...

First Light Fusions reactors could produce energy much more cheaply than other renewables An Oxford start-up developing nuclear fusion technology has raised $25m (£19m) in fresh cash as it plots a "first-of-its-kind" plant to be ready well ahead of government targets.  First Light Fusion, which was spun out of Oxford University, said the latest funds would allow it to almost double its team of scientists and engineers to more than 60 staff, and upgrade its equipment to speed up development o...