If I weren’t a computer scientist I might have been a chemical engineer. One of the classes that I was most compelled by at high school was chemistry — in particular, organic chemistry. What fascinated me in particular was how beautiful geometric arrangements of just a few elements — Carbon…

This is the first of a two-part series on Product Management at startups. Atomico partner Siraj Khaliq (in part 1) and XIR Steve Crossan (in part 2) try to spotlight a major problem facing European startups. …

…Coming Soon to a Factory Near You — Editor’s note: This post was originally published in July, 2018. This post was co-authored by my fellow Industry 4.0 Team members Steve Crossan and Ben Blume, as we lift the lid on what is exciting us at Atomico at the moment about the future of industry If you’d like more…

This article describes the motivation behind Graphcore’s Atomico-led $30m Series B investment round, announced 20th July, 2017. Machine intelligence has in recent years emerged as one of the most exciting new frontiers in technology. It is powering innovative new approaches to tackling issues across almost every industry, from autonomous vehicles…

This post has been written to coincide with the Nordic AI festival, taking place on 7 March 2017 in Copenhagen. Bill Gates a couple of weeks ago said something pretty extraordinary: he suggested that a so-called “robot tax” might not be a bad idea. The socialist candidate for the upcoming…