Cadence’s swoop for Azuro provides exit for Cambridge investors
Azuro, a Cambridge developer of software tools that help make lower power, faster chips more quickly, has been acquired by Nasdaq listed Cadence for an undisclosed sum.
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Inside Cambridge's new StartupLab
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{addthis off}The newly opened StartupLab, a pre-incubation hatchery as one of its proponents has it, is not just a breeding ground for new entrepreneurs, but also a vital cog in Anglia Ruskin University’s plans to build an enterprise culture that eventually marks it out as one of the UK’s top entrepreneurial universities.
Discovering Start-ups dips into Tech City for 2013 launch
Cambridge Wireless today launched its annual startup talent finding competition and revealed it now had the official backing of London's own technology cluster champion, the Tech City Investment Organisation (TCIO).Clinked in – The Rabbitsoft startup story
The online networking space is a heavily crowded one, whether it’s purely social or enterprise. To stand out you either need a good niche, or to be truly outstanding. Rabbitsoft is a five-year old firm and focuses on connecting groups, whether they’re teams or businesses.
LogMeIn and ARM offer IoT innovation starter kits
Having already jammed its foot in the door of M2M communication through the 'white space' championing Weightless movement, ARM has now taken a major step into the consumer-centric Internet of Things (IoT) by partnering with LogMeIn to provide a basic product building kit for IoT innovators and entrepreneurs.
