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The “Coding Me, Coding You: How AI Agents Are Transforming Software Development” event hosted by Cambridge Wireless and Simon Thompson last night offered much food for thought.

42 Technology, the Cambridge-based product development and manufacturing innovation consultancy, has been acquired by British Engines Group, an independent engineering group founded in 1922 and today with 1,600 people worldwide.

Anyone can claim international standards. Not everyone delivers them with the integrity, agility and partnership mindset that defines Alps Electric EMS.

Covnetics and Frazer-Nash Consultancy Combine Expertise to Improve the Safety and Reliability of the UK’s Most Important Digital Systems

The ‘great decoupling’ is here: while raw web traffic drops, AI-driven referrals are delivering high-intent visitors to the wireless and tech sectors. Learn why 6G and IoT leaders must pivot from broad SEO to high-value, AI-ready content to capture the wave of conversions.

From music festivals to sporting finals, mass participation events are an economic and cultural lifeline for cities. But in an increasingly digital world, they also place enormous strain on public infrastructure – particularly mobile networks.

As part of Virgin Media O2’s ongoing 5G and network infrastructure investment across Yorkshire, CU Phosco worked with long-term partner Mitie to support the installation of a new 22.5-metre monopole structure on Westgate Road, Cleckheaton. The site, located within CU Phosco’s own manufacturing facility grounds, plays a direct role in improving mobile connectivity for the local community.

CU Phosco is pleased to announce its return to Mobile World Congress (MWC) Barcelona, taking place from 2–5 March 2026, where they will exhibit their latest innovations in multi-functional smart pole solutions designed to support the growing demands of urban connectivity. CU Phosco will be exhibiting within the British Pavilion, located in Hall 7, Stand 7C1, alongside other leading UK innovators.

42 Technology (42T) has announced a strategic partnership with Synaptics, a leader in Edge AI processors, connectivity and multimodal sensing solutions for industrial applications.

Beat fee increases at the UK and European patent offices by filing patent applications before April 2026

5G doesn't just connect people, it connects everything

Plextek has been selected as a supplier on the £180 million Digital Decision Accelerators for Defence (DDAD) Framework, supporting the British Army’s ASGARD programme – its flagship Transformative Capability Initiative focused on battlefield decision-making and digital targeting.

We’re kicking off the series with an in-depth look at the ADAM-R11, launching soon with production planned for Q1 2026. This webinar will cover everything you need to know about the product, its features, and how it can benefit your applications.

In this podcast episode, Howes Percival's employment law Partners, Nick Benton and Hannah Ball, discuss the rise of employee grievances drafted using AI tools

How AI transforms task prioritisation and delegation to empower telco teams, not replace them.

The EU AI Act Code’s vague “reasonable efforts” and a controversial SME loophole introduce dangerous copyright risks. Wireless tech firms face conflicts that demand proactive compliance now.

6G: Speed vs. Security. The AI-driven future is rapidly expanding our attack surface. Is your organisation ready for the inevitable risk?

PEM, Cambridge’s largest independent firm of accountants, tax and business advisers, has announced the appointment of Andrew Mason as Partner in their Audit & Accounts team, further expanding the firm’s leadership and deepening their expertise in supporting the region’s dynamic and ambitious businesses.

Space environments present unique sensing challenges. Systems must detect objects ranging from paint flecks to spacecraft components, operate reliably in harsh conditions, and do so with minimal mass and power consumption. mmWave radar addresses these requirements, providing millimetre-scale resolution with practical implementation that suits the realities of space missions. But how does wavelength affect what a sensor can detect?