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UK fintech funding dropped significantly in the first quarter of the year, according to the latest quarterly report from data intelligence platform Tracxn. According to the report, UK fintechs raised $741m (£544.2m) in the first three months of the year, a decline of 43% compared with the last quarter of 2025. The amount of funding ...
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The British Business Bank has hit a major milestone with more than £600m invested into UK science and technology scaleups, increasing its direct equity portfolio to more than 50 high-growth companies. The Bank has more than doubled its direct equity investments since October 2025, investing more in the last nine months than in the previous ... Read more ›
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UK venture capital firm Osney Capital has announced the final close of its oversubscribed debut cybersecurity fund at £60m, marking one of the largest debut seed funds in the UK. In the year since its first close at over £50m, Osney has completed seven investments into early-stage UK cybersecurity companies at pre-seed and seed stage, ... Read more ›
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Gaussion, the London-based deep tech company pioneering energy intelligence technology for battery packs, has secured a $28m (£21.2m) investment round. With much of the global battery industry focused on advances in cell chemistry, Gaussion says technologies extracting more from existing cells are attracting greater attention – particularly as AI infrastructure, electrified transport and autonomous systems ... Read more ›
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Startup Coalition and the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) has launched Pitch in Whitehall, a new competition bringing startup innovation into the heart of government. Pitch in Whitehall is the latest in the Startup Coalition’s Pitch in Parliament series, with past winners including UK startups Adora Women’s Health and GutSee Health. Participating startups ... Read more ›
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UK Fusion Energy Ltd (UKFE), the organisation formed to deliver the British government’s nuclear fusion power plant pledge, has handed a £30m contract to French software group Dassault Systèmes. UKFE was created by the government to carry out the UK’s flagship fusion energy programme STEP, which aims to design and build the world’s first prototype ... Read more ›
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Expert UK scientists working on defence tech innovations are to be backed by £580m of infrastructure funding from the government over the next four years, which will include the build of a new laboratory. The Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) is dedicated to research into new science and technologies for defence. In 2018, its ... Read more ›
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This week’s podcast guest is Emily Turner, chief executive of HSBC Innovation Banking UK, who discusses what makes it a go-to bank for startups. Turner also explains how her natural optimism means she sees plenty to celebrate in the UK tech scene, from more and more deals happening outside London, to the impact of AI ... Read more ›
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Firms supporting people to buy, trade and hold crypto will need to meet new standards under landmark rules set out by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). All firms must now meet financial resilience requirements including capital and stress testing. The FCA is also introducing new market integrity rules covering areas such as insider trading and ... Read more ›
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Bristol-based Neuronostics has raised £3m to accelerate BioEP, its patented digital biomarker platform for epilepsy diagnosis and prognosis. The startup says people with suspected epilepsy wait over a year for a diagnosis, misdiagnosis rates can exceed 30% and around half are not seizure free one year after starting treatment. An electroencephalogram (EEG) is a test ... Read more ›
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Every industrial revolution has been shaped by physical assets. Coal fuelled the nineteenth century. Steel defined the twentieth. Artificial intelligence will define the twenty-first, but despite its digital image, AI is ultimately constrained by something very familiar: land, energy and infrastructure. For much of the past forty years, Britain’s post-industrial heartlands have been viewed through ... Read more ›
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