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Cambridge has placed second behind Manchester for tech start-up activity outside of London, a new study has revealed.

His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales has officially opened AstraZeneca's new £1bn research centre in Cambridge.

The University of Cambridge has launched a new undergraduate course, its first new degree for years, which is aimed at tackling some of the world’s biggest challenges, including achieving carbon net zero.

A Cambridge electronics company that specialises in developing greener semiconductors has been named “Tech Scale-Up of the Year” in the Business Weekly Awards.

A Cambridge company is looking to provide UK-wide 5G coverage via hydrogen-powered aircraft. If rolled out, the solution could put an end to inconsistent, unreliable internet connectivity in rural and secluded areas.

A global surgical robotics business has confirmed it will open a new large-scale manufacturing facility in Cambridgeshire.

Two Cambridge researchers have been awarded the biggest and most lucrative prize in science for their work on dramatically improving the speed and reducing the cost of reading DNA.

An exciting research project, led by Cambridge engineers, will explore how innovative technologies can help predict the location of potholes and other maintenance issues across the nation’s road network.

Cambridge’s life sciences sector is set to receive a huge boost after BioMed Reality announced it is investing £850m building 800,000 sq. ft. of additional high-quality, purpose-built lab space in the city.

A Cambridge semiconductor startup is looking to capitalise on the growing demand for sleek, region-specific smartphones with its innovative, frequency agile, tunable RF front-end chip.