by Miles Upton and Tim Ensor | 8th September 2026 | Newsroom
Cambridge Consultants envisions a heterogeneous compute future blending CPUs, GPUs, quantum, photonic, and biological systems. Cambridge Consultants’ Global Head of AI, Tim Ensor, and Regional General Manager for APAC, Miles Upton, discuss quantum readiness, post-quantum security, photonic chip development, AI-driven biological computing, and the orchestration challenges of managing workloads across these diverse compute paradigms for enterprises.
by Richard Traherne and Yoichi Ishige | 7th September 2026 | Newsroom
Space is shifting from an uncharted frontier to essential everyday infrastructure. In this Yomiuri Shimbun interview, Cambridge Consultants’ CEO, Richard Traherne, and Representative Director for Japan, Yoichi Ishige, urge Japan to move faster commercially, build on its strengths in safety-critical systems and sensing, and pursue global partnerships while balancing space sovereignty with international collaboration.
by mattjackson | 18th June 2026 | Consumer Products, Defence and Security, Medical Devices, Newsroom
CC’s Matthew White makes the cover story for his article by CNET on repairable wearables. First showcased at CES in January, where it was shortlisted for a best in show award, Matt’s work in overcoming the right-to-repair in small electronics is a must-read.
by Frank Long | 29th April 2026 | Newsroom
Cambridge Consultants’ Frank Long joins the Telecoms.com Podcast to talk about the confluence between robotics, AI and telecoms, including physical AI and 6G.
by mattjackson | 21st April 2026 | Newsroom
Getting humanoid robots to think for themselves in a meaningful way requires an awful lot of compute, and it is cost-prohibitive to put this on the humanoids themselves. Instead, edge AI, over next-generation 6G networks will unlock new capabilities in robots, turning them into all-sensing, always-learning fleets.
by mattjackson | 17th April 2026 | Newsroom
Unlock opportunities in the world’s fourth‑largest economy with Expand in Japan. Supported by the UK Department for Business and Trade and the Japanese government, the initiative connects UK companies with essential resources and partners. Cambridge Consultants is proudly featured among the success stories driving growth in Japan.
