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Many of the UK's universities have adopted recommendations to lower equity stakes in the companies they commercialise to at or below 25%.

Telemedicine didn't solve the fundamental cost problem in healthcare, but new AI models may be tackling this.

Michelle Perugini, who was a senior research fellow with the Australian university earlier in her career, has been hired as head of commercialisation.

Overseas investment is flowing into Japan's startup sector, but it is still small compared with other countries' ecosystems.

Legal technology funding has boomed in the wake of ChatGPT, and startups – and law firms – that don't use artificial intelligence are going to be left behind.

Financial troubles, including billions in debt, components manufacturer ZF Group doomed its CVC unit earlier this year.

The US university recently created an office of innovation as part of a drive to commercialise more of the research coming out of its labs.

Razorpay has launched a fund backing early-stage B2B software startups across a range of industries, with up to $1m per investment.

Mart Maasik has stepped down as chief executive of UniTartu Ventures at the University of Tartu to join a $63 spinout investment fund.

Startups are at risk of failing because artificial intelligence is rendering their business models obsolete, says Jeffrey Li, managing partner of the Chinese technology company's CVC.

Corporate investors are still showing strong interest in quantum computing, but there is growing pressure to show these bets will pay off.