The wave of digital transformation triggered by Covid-19 is washing over traditional finance, motivating slow-moving firms to make new acquisitions while the pieces of the post-pandemic world are still falling into place.
As the line between software and telecoms gets blurrier than ever, leading companies from both industries are joining forces; a trend which we see accelerating as the world gets used to a “new normal” after COVID.
Windsor Telecom Ltd (“Windsor”) is excited to announce it has secured a multi-million-pound funding package and has simultaneously completed its first acquisition of IT services provider, Keen IT Solutions Limited.
Uber has suffered more than most in the pandemic, with ride-hailing revenues severely dented by social distancing rules.
From its office in Cambridge, semiconductor firm UltraSoC has been pushing the envelope of system-on-chip (SoC) technology for the last few years.
New investment banking alliance expands global customer reach in the Infrastructure, Cloud and Managed Services and Software sectors
Today the UK Government launches the Coronavirus Large Business Interruption Loan Scheme (“CLBILS”), following on from the earlier CBILS rescue loan program for smaller businesses (i.e. where annual turnover is under £45m).
To help keep ailing businesses afloat, the government is offering a swift injection of liquidity.
As the era of the Internet of Things (IoT) rapidly approaches, connectivity is becoming the biggest driver of semiconductor growth, and Wi-Fi 6 looks set to take the lion’s share.
Mellanox Technologies, Ltd. (NASDAQ: MLNX), announced that it has reached a definitive agreement to acquire privately held Titan IC.