The Bradfield Centre is home to a growing number of AI and deep tech companies, forming part of the wider innovation community at Cambridge Science Park. Through our AI at The Bradfield Centre initiative, we continue to support businesses working across machine learning, data science and emerging technologies, alongside our wider involvement in the regional tech ecosystem, including sponsorship of the AI track at Cambridge Tech Week.
Beyond the companies based here, The Bradfield Centre is also a hub for Cambridge’s active AI and technology communities, with groups including Cambridge AI Meetup, The Claude Meetup, Cambridge AWS User Group and Cambridge Software Crafters regularly hosting events and bringing together professionals, researchers and entrepreneurs throughout the year.
As an established AI workspace in Cambridge, The Bradfield Centre provides flexible offices for startups and scale-ups developing AI-driven products. It also offers a more collaborative environment for those looking for AI coworking in Cambridge, where teams can connect with like-minded professionals and take part in regular AI-focused events and discussions.
With strong links across the tech ecosystem, The Bradfield Centre is a natural base for organisations involved in deep tech in Cambridge, as well as those looking to set up in or relocate to Cambridge tech clusters. Its location also makes it an attractive option for companies wanting a Cambridge Science Park membership to connect with other innovators.
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When Dr. Eleanor Drage walks into a room, you know you're about to have a conversation that challenges everything you think you know about AI. And that's exactly what happened when we sat down with one of the world's leading AI ethicists.
This guest article explores the concept of a “data moat” — created when a business owns and continually enriches proprietary data that competitors cannot easily access or replicate. In an era where AI capabilities are increasingly commoditised, this has become one of the most powerful and sustainable sources of long-term differentiation.
In this episode of Cambridge Tech Podcast we meet Retapp who's platform combines consumer-friendly design with intelligent automation to tackle e-waste.
This guest article explores that question through the lens of Software Craftsmanship, offering a pragmatic perspective on how to embrace AI without sacrificing the principles that make great software possible.
This guest article explores that question through the lens of Software Craftsmanship, offering a pragmatic perspective on how to embrace AI without sacrificing the principles that make great software possible.
The latest episode of the Cambridge Tech Podcast we meet CuspAI who have raised over $130 million, assembled a world-class team across Europe, and are tackling some of humanity's most pressing challenges through AI driven materials discovery
Taking place from 14 to 18 September 2026, Cambridge Tech Week brings together founders, investors, startups, scaleups, researchers, global tech leaders, and industry stakeholders around this year’s theme: How Deep Tech Changes the World.
Book before 10th May to get 50% off tickets using our discount code.
The latest episode of the Cambridge Tech Podcast features the Future of Legal Tech: Why AI is Democratising Contracts, and What It Means for Lawyers
The latest episode of the Cambridge Tech Podcast features Tim Ansor, leader of the Intelligent Services Business Unit at Cambridge Consultants, discussing the rapidly evolving world of physical AI and robotics.
We were delighted to host a delegation of 25 of Ukraine’s leading AI and cybersecurity companies as part of the UK-Ukraine TechBridge Business Roadshow.
Bi-weekly Office Hours with Google Cloud product specialists.
From Dark Matter to Digital Twins: How Concr is Revolutionising Cancer Treatment Prediction.
We’re looking for people like yourself to help shape the future of UK tech!
From Legal Battle to AI Pioneer: How Alexander Samuel Kardos-Nyheim Built a Thomson Reuters Acquisition in Record Time.
An unmissable debate straight from Cambridge Tech Week 2025: AI & Climate - Can Cambridge Lead The Way?
Listen to the interview Finn Stevenson, CEO and co-founder of Flok, who are revolutionising physiotherapy with AI.
Listen to Dr. Margaret Heffernan's keynote from Cambridge Tech Week 2025, covering AI, Copyright, and Taking Responsibility.
Meet Rupert Elston, the lead for the new London AI Hub. The discussion covers the original idea for the hub, the launch, and how they’re uniting the fragmented London AI ecosystem.
Meet Amelia Miller, co-founder and CEO of ivee, a groundbreaking platform dedicated to helping women re-enter the workforce after career breaks.
Meet Marco De Novellis, Group Editor of Founders Forum and Tech Nation, and learn about TechNation's UK AI Sector Spotlight Report 2025.
Meet Robert Friars, CEO of Spotta. Robert shares his journey in founding Spotta, a company dedicated to developing early warning systems for insect infestations.
At Ziphii, we’re building the operating system for digital work and life — a multi-sided platform that unifies apps, automation, identity, and AI into one seamless hub.
Meet the founders of Beyond Math, who deliver cutting-edge AI solutions for engineering simulation, enabling lightning-fast, industrial-scale simulations with unprecedented accuracy.
Ramblox is a Cambridge-based AI engineering company building production-ready tools that turn one master video into publish-ready outputs across YouTube, podcasts and social video—fast, compliant, and measurable.
Lightbringer: The AI-first patent company built for Cambridge innovators. Cambridge is a global centre for innovation. But even here, patenting can feel like a bottleneck. Founders and CTOs often face a slow, confusing legal process that doesn’t keep up with the speed of R&D. Lightbringer is here to fix that.
Monday, 15th September saw The Bradfield Centre host Day 1 of Cambridge Tech Week 2025. The theme for this year's conference was “Seizing The AI Advantage”, which aligned perfectly with our aims here at The Centre.
With so much AI related activity happening at The Bradfield Centre we felt it was time to pull everything together in one place to better showcase and signpost.
Sqwish aim to be the "efficiency layer" for GenAI, reducing cost and latency. We met co-founders Ushnish Sengupta and Federica Freddi to learn more.
Meet Bradfield Centre community group Software Crafters Cambridge, a vibrant community with 1160 members that meets on the second Tuesday evening of the month at The Bradfield Centre.
Meet Bradfield Centre members Eleni who provide real-time visibility to your cash flow, accurate forecasting, and valuable insights to make informed financial decisions.
Meet Bradfield Centre community group Mindstone which is the biggest practical AI community in the world with 20k+ members and monthly meet-ups across 15+ cities
Meet Bradfield Centre community group Cambridge AI, for anyone interested in exploring the field of artificial intelligence.
Meet Bradfield Centre member Fortify who are building the future of fraud prevention.
Meet Bradfield Centre member GOODFOLIO who are a venture studio dedicated to building the next generation of high-performance AI ventures.
Join Steph, Code Club Community Manager, for an introduction to all things Code Club. Find out how you can get involved in supporting a new club at The Bradfield Centre to inspire young tech creators!
HackEd joins Cambridge Tech Week to support closing the soft-skills gap for the future of tech talent at The Bradfield Centre 16th - 18th September 2025.
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AI AT THE BRADFIELD CENTRE | 18:00 - 20:30
AI AT THE BRADFIELD CENTRE | 09:30 - 11:30
