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In mid-March 2026, the UK government unveiled a ~£2–2.5 billion quantum strategy package aimed at making the UK a global leader in quantum tech.

Cambridge Wireless exists to help organisations in the advanced connectivity and digital technologies industries do more – forge better connections, build influence, and stay at the forefront of the rapidly changing ecosystem. Our new membership structure is built around that same idea: that what your organisation needs from CW should shape how you engage with it.

Today, Cambridge Wireless launches a new membership structure — one that reflects the industry we all work in, and the ambitions of the organisations within it.

The session line-up for the Cambridge Wireless International Conference 2026 is now confirmed.

Cambridge Wireless is pleased to announce a new partnership with DeepTech Alliance, creating pathways for collaboration between the UK's advanced connectivity ecosystem and Europe's leading deep tech innovation hubs.

Cambridge Wireless is pleased to announce a strategic partnership with the Institute of Telecommunications Professionals (ITP), formalised through a Memorandum of Understanding signed in December 2025.

Behind every element of the CW International Conference (CWIC) 2026 – from our "Networks of Intelligence" theme to the programme taking shape – is our Steering Committee

Cambridge Wireless is heading to MWC Barcelona from 2-5 March 2026, and we’d love to see you there.

Applications are open for 12 start-ups to exhibit at The CW International Conference (CWIC) 2026 on 30 April at The Wellcome Genome Campus near Cambridge, UK.

Share your insights on connectivity's evolving role at the premier telecommunications and ACT event.

The CW International Conference (CWIC) is a must-attend event for technology professionals, business leaders and policymakers looking to understand and prepare for the challenges ahead. Running for the past seventeen years, with an average of 500+ registered delegates, CWIC brings together global experts to shape the future of connectivity and resilience.

We’re seeking an enthusiastic volunteer to become a SIG Champion for our AI Special Interest Group.

The CW Mobile Networks Special Interest Group (SIG) recently delivered the Mobile for All event, bringing together industry leaders, policymakers, and innovators to address the persistent challenge of rural connectivity.

One of the most interesting collaborations to come out the recent Cambridge Tech Week event was between Cambridge Wireless (CW) and the British Serbian Chamber of Commerce (BSCC).

How Can the Technology Community Best Ensure the Delivery of Ethical AI, asks CW board director, Tim Ensor in The Engineer magazine?

Cambridge Wireless CEO, Michaela Eschbach discusses the importance of ‘coopetition’ with E+T magazine