This week's show features an unmissable interview with the East of England's KPMG Tech Innovator winners, and the insights will resonate with anyone building or investing in deep tech.

Join us to experience Cambridge Wide Open Week in the long awaited on-the-road-in-a-Polestar episode. Don't forget to watch the video version on our YouTube channel.

Cambridge is at a pivotal moment. Dan Thorp, CEO of Cambridge Ahead, joins us to discuss the new Cambridge Economic Overview (CamEO) Report.

What happens to your photos, videos, and digital memories when you die? Learn more with Charlotte Ridley, founder and CEO of Memorify Technologies.

Dr Robin Sterling's journey into quantum computing was anything but linear, and this week learn more about Coherence Engine.

This week we explore Cambridge Wide Open Week. Now spanning Oxford, London, and Cambridge across two weeks in June.

This week we explore the FinTech ecosystem in the East of England.

Hosts James Parton and Faye Holland chat with Rafi Farouk, co-founder of Genie AI, about how artificial intelligence is fundamentally transforming the legal industry.

e-waste constitutes 70% of all toxic waste globally. Sonia Lange Ramontja recognised this gap and built Retapp to address it.

This week we meet Rob Walden, co-founder of Euthasafe, and discuss his journey from aerospace engineering to the life-saving technology his team is developing right now.

We chat with Tim Ansor, leader of the Intelligent Services Business Unit at Cambridge Consultants, discussing the rapidly evolving world of physical AI and robotics.

Learn how Collabora has generated 100 million Docker downloads with an Open Source software strategy.

This week we have a conversation with with Jean Michel Van, founder of Ryse Flow, a company building the next generation of AI-powered sales automation.

This week we bring you an in-depth conversation with Nweike Onwuyali, founder and CEO of Ziphii. If you're building in the creator economy or thinking about how to consolidate fragmented digital tools, this one's unmissable.

Irina Barbina (CEO) and Matthew Griffiths (CTO) explain how Concr is using predictive modelling and digital twins to transform cancer drug development.

This week we chat to Jane Hutchins, Director of Cambridge Science Park, for an illuminating conversation about what makes science parks tick, and where the sector is heading next.

The latest Cambridge Tech Podcast episode is an absolute masterclass in startup strategy, investment psychology, and navigating the cutthroat world of AI talent. Host James Parton and Faye Holland sit down with Alexander Samuel Kardos-Nyheim, whose journey from teenage legal warrior to founding an AI company acquired by Thomson Reuters in just two years, is nothing short of remarkable.

Hot House Therapeutics are harnessing AI and plant biosynthesis to develop the next generation of therapeutic compounds.

Ben Stanton from Deloitte makes his record setting fourth appearance on the podcast to walk us through Deloitte's 2026 Tech (and Media and Telecoms) predictions.

As we wrap up an extraordinary 2025, we bring you an unmissable debate from Cambridge Tech Week 2025: “Is climate good or bad for AI?”