iKVA named Company of the Year at Cambridge Ring Hall of Fame Awards

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We’re thrilled that we can now announce we have been awarded ‘Company Of The Year’ at The Cambridge Ring, Hall of Fame Awards. The 2021 awards ceremony took place on Thursday 7 April at a Cambridge Ring dinner at Queens’ College Cambridge. The awards were presented by guest speaker, alumna Rosemary Francis, Chief Scientist at […]

iKVA Shortlisted For Cambridge Independent Science & Technology Awards

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iKVA shortlisted for Start-up of the Year and AI Company of the Year We’re proud to announce that we have been shortlisted in not one but two categories at this year’s Cambridge Independent Science and Technology Awards.  “To be shortlisted for Start-up of the Year and AI Company of the Year is just brilliant, and […]

How iKVA enables digital transformation with AI insights

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Read the article on AI Magazine  Jon Horden, CEO and Founder of iKVA outlines how his company supports its customers’ digital transformation journey through data, analytics and AI insights Can you tell me about iKVA? iKVA is an early-stage company creating AI-enabled knowledge management software solutions relevant for organisations in multiple sectors. The company was founded out […]

iKVA Shortlisted for National Technology Awards

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We’re delighted to announce that we have been shortlisted for a prestigious award.  iKVA have been shortlisted to win  ‘Startup Tech Company of the Year’ at the National Technology Awards 2022. “It’s a great privilege to be shortlisted for this award and a testament to the dedication of our fantastic team. I’d also like to […]

Heavy hitting AI technology makes light work of data discovery

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Heavy hitting AI technology makes light work of data discovery   -Jon Horden, CEO, iKVA, a Cambridge-based AI-enabled knowledge management software solutions company    Cambridge is well recognised as a UK business hub, fostering a culture of growth across areas including technology, science and manufacturing; the most significant growth being in knowledge-intensive companies in the science […]

‘OCaml Scientific Computing’ by Liang Wang (iKVA’s CSO) – Out Now

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Watch our interview with iKVA’s CSO, Dr Liang Wang on the publication of his new book OCaml Scientific Computing Read the transcript here Interview with Dr Liang Wang, Author of OCaml Scientific Computing   Get your copy here: https://amzn.to/3sKDIqB Kate   0:06    Today we’re talking to Dr. Liang Wang iKVAs CSO about his new […]

Data discovery and financial outcomes: Mott MacDonald and iKVA

One of the biggest challenges facing organisations today is the volume of information being created on a daily basis, in different formats and repositories. Accessing, and using, the data to make efficient business decisions is essential and iKVA’s solution uses vector mapping technology to index highly unstructured data from multiple systems, in multiple formats, and […]

Shaping the future of investment: Mott MacDonald and iKVA

How can we seek out the new technology that will address the changing demands in infrastructure? This was the question that global engineering, management and development consultancy Mott MacDonald Ventures asked when it partnered with iKVA to create the infrastructure industry’s first ever AI web-tool. Since 2021, Mott MacDonald Ventures has used iKVA’s AI-powered solution to […]

Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning: preventing financial fraud

Data from UK Finance shows that a total of £753.9 million was lost through fraudulent activity in the first half of 2021 alone, an increase of 30% compared to the same period in 2020. Fraud represents a real hazard for the financial sector and has only escalated during the pandemic as  criminals have sought to […]

iKVA’s Founder on AI and Fraud Detection for Finance Derivative

Money laundering costs the UK economy £24bn each year, according to The National Crime Agency,  whilst the UN estimates that up to $2tn is moved illegally each year via large, multinational banks. The surge in financial crime, triggered by the pandemic, has huge implications for the finance industry, as areas such as Anti-Money Laundering (AML) come under […]