Insights

Novel silicon architectures offer exciting opportunities for intelligent devices using AI, promising incredible growth for the future of silicon chip design. 

We increasingly interact with technology in all walks of life. Interaction with machines of all shapes and sizes benefits from mutual understanding – we need to understand what they're capable of; they need to understand what we want.

For many business leaders, quantum technology remains confusing and inaccessible. But it can feel more familiar when it takes its place as part of a wider system. Here Edmund Owen explains the keys to integrating quantum components into larger systems, existing value chains and business processes…

Uncrewed aircraft system (UAS) applications promise significant rewards from new commercial use cases… But how does the industry bring about uncrewed aerial vehicle (UAV) commercial viability? Stewart Marsh explains how a new generation of autonomous collaborative UAV fleets could provide an answer for commercial UAS operations…

What does the future of next generation implantable drug delivery devices look like? Harry Moorman believes a CC concept breakthrough in smart, miniaturised implant innovation offers significant opportunity for a market that is ripe for development and commercial growth…

As usual, the CC digital surgery team was out in force at the Hamlyn Symposium on Medical Robotics. In this article, Vice President of Digital Surgery Andrew Savarese reflects on the insights and analysis, and introduces key topics that characterise the deep tech opportunities that are unfolding…

CC’s findings in its report on the current and future state of smart cities in Japan have wider implications. As Jiahui Hermes explains, organizations intent on innovation in this space can benefit from exploring themes that are common to the challenges of smart infrastructure across a range of applications anywhere in the world…

One of the major questions to address when designing a new implantable medical device is how best to power it. Drawing on his extensive knowledge of the field, medical device development expert Neil Rosewell has identified the top six issues around smart implant power that developers need to bear in mind right now… 

Quantum technology commercial adoption will be gradual – but that doesn’t mean ambitious business leaders should adopt a wait and see approach. In this video interview with Chris Bruce of Cambridge Tech Week, quantum algorithm expert James Cruise outlines his vision for quantum technology, and specifically quantum computing…

Neuromorphic computing, inspired by biology and mimicking the human brain, promises both extraordinary performance and incredible energy efficiency.

This reveals our vision and live demonstration of automated, AI-powered, collaborative uncrewed aerial vehicle (UAV) fleets and the exciting commercial use cases these present.

The ophthalmology world is welcoming a new wave of sophisticated implant technology designed to transform diagnosis and treatment.