Tech Growth Programme News Today

Cambridge companies in the European Artificial Intelligence cluster could tap into Japanese AI markets projected to be worth billions of dollars over the next three years.

Cambridge cyber security AI world leader Darktrace has been pitching its technology to five of South Korea’s largest shipbuilding and ship owning corporations during a trade mission to the UK.

Cambridge’s legion of world-class quantum computing companies has been alerted to an inside track opportunity to access a lucrative market in Japan, tipped to be worth up to £1.74 billion by 2032.

About:Energy, a world-leading innovator in battery development software has been selected by Innovate UK as one of 14 companies to participate in the Global Business Innovation Programme (GBIP) in South Korea, an initiative to accelerate business growth globally and drive innovation for battery technology.

Government-funded UK–APAC Tech Growth Programme introduces tech scale-ups to potential Korean customers and partners

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British tech firms are set to pitch to Asia Pacific investors at the London Tech Week, demonstrating Britains global role as a centre for technological innovation.

Largest ever delegation of Asia Pacific (APAC) investors travel to the UK for the start of London Tech Week.