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Your weekly tech news download from in and around Cambridge, plus in-depth conversations with the founders, innovators, and enablers within the Cambridge tech ecosystem. Published every week and hosted by James Parton and Faye Holland. Get in touch with the show via info@cambridgetechpodcast.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
James Parton & Faye Holland hosts Cambridge Tech Podcast, a business show with 200 episodes published.
The latest episode of the Cambridge Tech Podcast features a fascinating panel discussion on international trade recorded live at this year’s Cambridge Wide Open Week. Steven Lynch, Director of International Trade at the
Welcome to our new weekly news segment available on both our audio feed and a video version on our YouTube channel. Regular updates included Tech.uk and Cambridge Wireless, David Roach at Allia, the Internet Watch Founda
Cambridge Tech Podcast hits a significant milestone this week with its 200th episode, and they marked the occasion by revisiting Pragmatic Semiconductor, the company that featured in their very first show. This time, co-
The latest episode of the Cambridge Tech Podcast reveals a fascinating trend in the tech ecosystem: some of the most impactful people supporting startups today are themselves former founders who've made the leap into maj
This week's show features Salvatore DiMaggio from KPMG, alongside the Tech Innovators East of England’s competition winners Gwen Wyatt Moon (Prospectral) and runner-up Tim Smeda (Hypergen). Prospectral is transforming in
This week's show features Salvatore DiMaggio from KPMG, alongside the Tech Innovators East of England’s competition winners Gwen Wyatt Moon (Prospectral) and runner-up Tim Smeda (Hypergen). Prospectral is transforming in
The long-awaited on-the-road-in-a-Polestar episode is finally here! Tune in as normal - but this time, check out our YouTube channel - there's video too. We took you behind the scenes of CWOD: Prashant Shah opens the day
The long-awaited on-the-road-in-a-Polestar episode is finally here! Tune in as normal - but this time, check out our YouTube channel - there's video too. We took you behind the scenes of CWOD: Prashant Shah
This week on Cambridge Tech Podcast, we sit down with Dan Thorp, CEO of Cambridge Ahead, to dig into the freshly published Cambridge Economic Overview (CamEO) Report - and the picture is more complicated than the headlin
What happens to your photos, videos, and digital memories when you die? If you're storing them with Apple, Google, or any of the major tech platforms, the answer may surprise, and disturb, you. This week, Faye sits down
Robin Sterling started his PhD 20 years ago when useful quantum computers were "at least 10 years away." He's seen the field go from academic curiosity to venture-backed race - with companies like Quantinuum and Riverlan
Prashant Shah co-hosts this week’s episode with Faye Holland talking all things CWOW - and it's going to be a big one. CWOW runs from 11th–19th June 2026, bringing together the life sciences community across Oxford, Lond
In this week's episode, hosts Faye Holland and James Parton dive deep into the region's thriving FinTech ecosystem with Tim Robinson, CEO of Tech East, and Antony Bellingall, co-founder of Norwich-based compliance softwa
When Debbie Toms met Chad Edwards at a casual barbecue in early 2024, neither of them could have predicted what would unfold. Two years on, CuspAI has raised over $130 million, assembled a world-class team across Europe,
In the latest episode of the Cambridge Tech Podcast, hosts James Parton and Faye Holland chat with Rafie Faruq, co-founder of Genie AI. Genie AI is already backed by Google Ventures and Khosla Ventures, operates across 3
This episode of the Cambridge Tech Podcast tackled one of the industry's most overlooked crises: electronic waste. We spoke with Sonia Lange Ramontja, founder of Retapp, about building a sustainable business that's as pr
Cambridge Tech Podcast latest episode is with Bill Yost talking cement, startups, and the differences in building businesses either side of the Atlantic. Cement is the second most used material on Earth with 4 billion to
This week we meet Rob Walden, co-founder of Euthasafe, and discuss his journey from aerospace engineering to the life-saving technology his team is developing right now. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more in
The latest episode of the Cambridge Tech Podcast features Tim Ansor, leader of the Intelligent Services Business Unit at Cambridge Consultants, discussing the rapidly evolving world of physical AI and robotics. If you're
Michael Meeks joins us the week to talk about competing with Microsoft, and why Open Source Wins. Some of the highlights of our conversation include: On organic growth: "Unlike many VC-backed companies, we're organic, we
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