TechTarget

Quantum computing, overshadowed in recent years by the stunning rise of generative AI, is making quiet -- and, in some pockets, accelerated -- progress toward realizing its full potential.

Forbes

Online shopping has already made couch potatoes of us all - all that scrolling rather than walking around stores - but things could get a lot more sedentary. According to one vision of the future, AI-driven agents will soon be doing our shopping for us.

IFA Magazine

Following the Chancellor’s Mansion House speech last night, industry experts have saved their thoughts on what they think this will mean for the UK going forward and have shared them with IFA Magazine.

PitchBook

The newly elected UK Labour government’s first budget arrived Wednesday with big tax and spending rises, and includes little to impress the country’s private markets.

Sifted

After nearly 40 years at IBM, Sutor is now taking a keen interest in startups — and he says they are the future of quantum computing

Sifted

Germany — and particularly Munich — has been a hotspot for robotics, aerospace and defence in recent years. But startups in the region are facing challenges.

Forbes

Government support for Quantum remains vital. According to a report - The State of Quantum 2024 - by IQM, Lakestar and OpenOcean, VC investment in the sector almost halved to $1.2 billion globally in 2023, but this was made up for by renewed public support.

Forbes

"According to early-stage Venture Capital firm OpenOcean, the government’s support of individual AI projects in real-world situations at least provides an opportunity to ensure that funding is spread across the U.K. as a whole, and not just in the familiar centers of London, Oxford, Cambridge and Bristol."

Forbes

In a statement responding to the government's statement of intent, OpenOcean urged the continuation of a light-touch approach to startups but acknowledged the need for regulation - and the possible benefits.

The Stack

Naureen Zahid, Director of Investor Relations at OpenOcean commented on the UK market dynamics, which is prompting a growing number of firms to consider listing in the US.

Yahoo

Chancellor Rachel Reeves will launch a national wealth fund with £7.3bn of state funding in a race to “unlock investment” in UK growth industries. OpenOcean commented on the story.

BBC

OpenOcean's Investment Associate Sri Ayangar was featured on the BBC News today! Sri shared his insights on 'AI washing', such as how competition for funding and the desire to appear on the cutting edge have pushed some such companies to overstate their AI capabilities.

TechTarget

Quantum computing, overshadowed in recent years by the stunning rise of generative AI, is making quiet -- and, in some pockets, accelerated -- progress toward realizing its full potential.

Forbes

Online shopping has already made couch potatoes of us all - all that scrolling rather than walking around stores - but things could get a lot more sedentary. According to one vision of the future, AI-driven agents will soon be doing our shopping for us.

IFA Magazine

Following the Chancellor’s Mansion House speech last night, industry experts have saved their thoughts on what they think this will mean for the UK going forward and have shared them with IFA Magazine.

PitchBook

The newly elected UK Labour government’s first budget arrived Wednesday with big tax and spending rises, and includes little to impress the country’s private markets.

Sifted

After nearly 40 years at IBM, Sutor is now taking a keen interest in startups — and he says they are the future of quantum computing

Sifted

Germany — and particularly Munich — has been a hotspot for robotics, aerospace and defence in recent years. But startups in the region are facing challenges.

Forbes

Government support for Quantum remains vital. According to a report - The State of Quantum 2024 - by IQM, Lakestar and OpenOcean, VC investment in the sector almost halved to $1.2 billion globally in 2023, but this was made up for by renewed public support.

Forbes

"According to early-stage Venture Capital firm OpenOcean, the government’s support of individual AI projects in real-world situations at least provides an opportunity to ensure that funding is spread across the U.K. as a whole, and not just in the familiar centers of London, Oxford, Cambridge and Bristol."

Forbes

In a statement responding to the government's statement of intent, OpenOcean urged the continuation of a light-touch approach to startups but acknowledged the need for regulation - and the possible benefits.

The Stack

Naureen Zahid, Director of Investor Relations at OpenOcean commented on the UK market dynamics, which is prompting a growing number of firms to consider listing in the US.

Yahoo

Chancellor Rachel Reeves will launch a national wealth fund with £7.3bn of state funding in a race to “unlock investment” in UK growth industries. OpenOcean commented on the story.

BBC

OpenOcean's Investment Associate Sri Ayangar was featured on the BBC News today! Sri shared his insights on 'AI washing', such as how competition for funding and the desire to appear on the cutting edge have pushed some such companies to overstate their AI capabilities.