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Empowering the country’s cleantech startups will be critical to long-term economic success

Blog

The Investment Readiness Programme welcomes eight tech pioneers to support them raise the funding they need to scale their solutions,…

Published 10 Oct 2024

Digital Catapult selects four cleantech companies as ones to watch in 2022

Press Release

Digital Catapult selects four trailblazing startups to help drive giants of Indian industry towards net zero.

Published 12 Jan 2022

Climate Tech, Clean Tech, Envirotech & Green Tech: What’s the Difference?

Blog

Do you know your climate tech from cleantech, or envirotech from green tech? What’s the difference and why is it…

Published 2 Jul 2024

Meet us at Cambridge Tech Week 2024

Event

Meet us at Cambridge Tech Week from 9 to 13 September to hear more about the hottest tech topics including…

9 September 2024 10:00 - 13 September 2024 17:00

Who’s involved

Programme

Be the first to know about upcoming resources, events and activities in the BridgeAI programme.

Unlocking the potential of the cleantech market: Infinitive Group story

Case study

Infinitive Group joined the Made Smarter Innovation Sustainability Accelerator, delivered by Digital Catapult. The accelerator, designed to help deep tech…

Ten companies will test next generation cybersecurity technologies from the University of Cambridge and Arm

Press Release

Digital Catapult onboards 10 businesses to its Technology Access Programme.

Published 1 Jun 2022

High Growth AI Accelerator

Opportunity

Applications are now open for the High Growth AI Accelerator with a specific focus on the agriculture industry.

Open date: 9 Jun 2025 Close date: 13 Jul 2025

Cambridge Consultants: case study

Case study

Learn how Cambridge Consultants, part of Capgemini Invent, has been testing the Arm Morello board to enhance cyber security.

Digital Security by Design: Programme case study 

Case study

Delivered by Digital Catapult in collaboration with the University of Cambridge, ARM and lowRISC, the Digital Security by Design initiative…