Nu Quantum appears in a video from Pindex that explores both quantum computing and AI technology. Stephen Fry’s narration describes Nu Quantum single-photon technology, mentioning how it will “power up an array of photonic quantum computers”. Many thanks to Pindex for highlighting our work. Watch the video here
Nu Quantum was absolutely delighted to welcome BBC Look East and Technology journalist Richard Westcott into our Cambridge labs on Tuesday afternoon. CEO Carmen Palacios-Berraquero and CTO Matthew Applegate featured in the resulting broadcast, which aired on Look East’s evening segment on the 11th of May. Carmen and Matthew explain the power of quantum technology, …
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Originally published in December 2020, WIRED’s interview with Carmen Palacios-Berraquero and write up on our single photon technology was translated for Japanese audiences.Read the full article here “We are aspiring to be much more than the sum of the parts. The aspiration is something much bigger.” Wired
The Cambridge Independent featured Nu Quantum in an article highlighting the continued success of Impulse Programme Alumni. https://www.cambridgeindependent.co.uk/business/act-on-impulse-programme-for-april-modules-and-make-a-global-impact-9157979/ “The Impulse Programme is specifically designed for high-potential individuals (early-stage entrepreneurs, PhDs, postdocs, researchers) and organisations (engineers, managers, scientists of large corporations) across the different technology fields of Engineering, Physics, Biotechnology, Computer Science, Mathematics, Chemistry and Medicine.”
Business Leader Carmen Palacios-Berraquero joins other entrepreneurs who have benefited from the Maxwell Centre’s Impulse Programme. https://www.businessleader.co.uk/innovative-impulse-programme-secures-over-50m-in-new-funding/110439/ “It is great to have shared experiences on the programme with fellow entrepreneurs including Steve at Riverlane. It was also incredible to work with innovators from other industries to understand and share challenges that we all face.”
Nu Quantum have been showcased as part of the entrepreneurial output of Cambridge University’s Impulse programme. https://www.privateequitywire.co.uk/2021/02/15/295879/impulse-programme-produces-uks-next-generation-entrepreneurs-and-world-class “A Cambridge University programme has produced a raft of the UK’s ‘next generation’ entrepreneurs and world-class innovators – attracting over GBP50million (GBP53,561,000) of funding and investments over the last four years for the alumni’s life-changing projects.”
The latest technology and innovation news from the UK is covered by Business Cloud. Nu Quantum’s Carmen Palacios-Berraquero featured within an article showcasing the next generation of UK Tech Innovators. https://businesscloud.co.uk/blog/2021/02/15/meet-the-next-generation-of-uk-tech-innovators/ “National award-winning physicist and Co-inventor of Nu Quantum technology, which is making ground-breaking single-photon components to enable the next generation of commercially-viable photonic quantum …
Nu Quantum feature in Angel News – the leading investment website with audiences from across the business angel, venture capital and early-stage funding sector, and targeting leading entrepreneurs – as part of an entrepreneurs showcase of Impulse Programme alumni. https://www.angelnews.co.uk/blog/talent-spotter/impulse-programme-produces-uks-next-gen-entrepreneurs/
Nu Quantum features in this article detailing the successes of impulse Programme Alumni.Read More Since 2017, the innovative Impulse Programme has created over 250 jobs and seen over £45.5 million invested by business angels and venture capitalists into alumni projects, with a further £8 million secured from grant funding. Business Weekly