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The five-year stadium sponsorship deal signed by US tech titan Cledara was the envy of soccer clubs placed way higher up the pyramid than League 1 Cambridge United. To the SaaS trailblazer – steering global growth from New York, London and Barcelona – the tie-up with the U’s created an historic platform and made perfect sense.

London Stansted Airport, which is winging record numbers of business executives and domestic passengers around the world, and real estate giant Savills, are among four new sponsors of the 35th Anniversary Business Weekly Awards for which entries are now open across a range of B2B, hi-tech and life science categories.

I'm extremely proud to sponsor Business Weekly's new Female Founder in AI category in its 35th annual Awards, writes Dr Raoul-Gabriel Urma, founder of Cambridge Spark.

Cambridge has given birth to another promising CleanTech startup with Molyon raising $4.6 million to create a new future for sustainable batteries and target an $85 billion-plus global opportunity. It is the first spin-out from Founders at the University of Cambridge to raise external funding.

Meteor Inkjet in Cambridge, which supplies industrial inkjet printhead drive electronics, and Belgian company AMIS – an Additive Manufacturing software innovator – have joined forces to provide a seamlessly integrated solution for binder and material jetting from ‘DFE to drop’.

The Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance (CCAF) at the Cambridge Judge Business School has launched a new tool designed to provide empirical data and analysis on the decentralised finance (DeFi) ecosystem.

Global tech giant Microsoft is working with Oxford Innovation Space – manager of The EpiCentre business hothouse at Haverhill – to support the growth of innovative early-stage businesses.

A new independent report reveals how groundbreaking research at the Babraham Research Campus in Cambridge is delivering major gains for UK economic growth and job creation.

Betting and gaming group Paddy Power has put its money on technology from Amino Communications in Cambridge – a division of Aferian Plc.

Allia has celebrated a quarter of a century of stunning social impact in which time it has empowered 4,039 ventures, supported 520 tenants and arranged and advised on over £4 billion of finance.