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The arrival of 5G will change the world for everyone in the same way that electricity and the combustion engine once did.

By its own admission, leading communications company Excell is one of the best-kept secrets in the Cambridge area.

Significant' number of tech companies plan to double in size over the next 12 months, report says.

Is your business in with a chance of winning?

Iliffe Media, the family-owned publisher of the Cambridge Independent, has completed the acquisition of 13 newspaper titles and their associated websites and editions from Johnston Press (JP).

North station set to open in May

A428 between Caxton Gibbet and Black Cat roundabouts to be improved

iDentity Creative Chris Gooch is the speaker at the first event on January 25

The continued growth of ARM has seen the Cambridge company buy another leading software firm.

Another shop in the heart of Cambridge is set to close its doors for good.

Sir Michael Marshall has joined his father Arthur in being honoured by the Royal Aeronautical Society with the award of an honorary fellowship.

From serving food to carrying out deliveries, harvesting crops to serving warehouses, robots can carry out an ever-growing range of jobs today. Following our feature on surgical robotics, PAUL BRACKLEY speaks to Chris Roberts at Cambridge Consultants about what’s coming in other fields.

One thing is clear about the field of robotics: it’s growing fast. With wide applications across medicine, manufacturing, agriculture and, increasingly, our everyday lives, it’s an exciting time to be working with robots - and Cambridge companies are at the heart of this latest technological revolution. In the first of a two-part report on robotics, PAUL BRACKLEY investigates how surgical procedures will be transformed.

Rent increase forces Cambridge independent toy shop to shut

Iliffe Media, the family-owned publisher behind the Cambridge Independent, is to acquire 13 newspaper titles and their associated websites from Johnston Press.

Alistair McPhee will join Marshall at its wholly owned subsidiary, Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group, from Thales UK.

Its first fully autonomous drone delivery took 13 minutes from click to the front door.

The man who co-invented one of John Lewis's best-selling board games of the year has issued a challenge worth £500 to shoppers at the Grand Arcade store.

AstraZeneca’s move to the city is already having a tangible benefit – and that’s before its staff have even moved in to the new buildings being built on the Cambridge Biomedical Campus.

With a membership full of industry experts and influential businesses, Cambridge Ahead has rapidly established itself as the main driving force behind the city's ambition for further growth.