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The innovative semiconductor and artificial intelligence (AI) technologies showcased by six UK companies on a trade mission to South Korea in February have sparked significant interest among Korean corporations.

We’ve just released our latest report outlining the opportunities for UK tech companies in Asia’s cybersecurity sector, particularly in industries such as manufacturing, automotive and healthcare.

Watergate, the British developer of “the world’s smartest stopcock”, has won the pitch event we hosted in November on behalf of TOTO, Japan’s biggest sanitary ware manufacturer.

We’ve selected three innovative UK tech companies – specialising in renewable energy, advanced sensors and hydrogen-powered systems – to receive government support to expand into Japan, South Korea and Taiwan.

As part of the recent UK National Quantum Technology Showcase, we organised business matching over the course of two days for eleven of the UK’s leading quantum tech innovators with technology giants and venture capitalists from the Asia Pacific region.

Heronic Technologies, the developer of artificial intelligence accelerator architectures, has won our pitch event with Japan's ROHM Semiconductor, organised as part of the UK-APAC Tech Growth Programme.

At this years SEMICON Taiwan UK tech was in the spotlight – where we arranged over 30 meetings with chip giants for our delegation.

We’ve just published our latest report highlighting the need for innovative applications in sectors including healthcare and agriculture to help Australia secure its position as an APAC leader in engineering biology.

At this year’s Quantum Korea in late June, we secured over 35 meetings with Korean corporations and R&D institutes for a delegation of five innovative British quantum companies, seeking to bring their technology to South Korea.

Japan is investing heavily in artificial intelligence (AI) technologies to increase the competitiveness of its businesses and close the gap with rivals the US, EU and China, but it cannot achieve these goals without international help – as discussed in our latest report.

We’ve just published our latest report for the UK-APAC Tech Growth Programme, revealing huge opportunities for UK companies across the semiconductor industry in Taiwan.

Last week, seven UK scaleups offering innovative technologies for the maritime sector pitched their offerings to five of South Korea’s largest shipbuilding and ship owning corporations during a trade mission to the UK.

We’ve just released a report highlighting the opportunities for UK quantum computing companies in Japan as the country invests to accelerate the development of commercial applications in fields including chemistry, financial services and logistics optimisation. We’ve produced this report as part of the UK-APAC Tech Growth Programme, the initiative we’re running on behalf of the UK government to help British tech firms grow in the Asia Pacific region.

Four innovative UK tech companies have been selected to receive Government support from the UK-APAC Tech Growth Programme to accelerate their plans for expansion in Japan. The companies offer a range of technologies identified as of interest to Japanese corporations, including the developer of a ‘space situational awareness’ system to tackle the increasing problem of satellite congestion, and the provider of a ‘nature intelligence platform’ to help organisations manage their use of natural resources.

Last week, seven British semiconductor technology companies flew to Seoul for Semicon Korea 2024 – where we set up 51 one-to-one meetings with Korea’s biggest players in the industry as part of the UK-APAC Tech Growth Programme.

We’ve just concluded a Business Development Initiative in Australia for British satellite connectivity firm Wyld Networks – with a deal for our client with Australian environmental monitoring firm NOVECOM.

We’re delighted to welcome our first three companies to the UK-APAC Tech Growth Programme, an initiative we are delivering on the behalf of the Government to accelerate the growth of tech firms in the APAC region.

영국 정부는 인트라링크(Intralink)를 영국 테크기업의 아태지역확장을 지원하는 UK-APAC Tech Growth Programme의 주관기관으로 선정하였습니다. 인트라링크는 혁신적인 영국의 테크 스타트업들의 아태지역 확장을 전폭적으로 지원할 것입니다.

Our Korean team has moved to larger new offices in the Seoul Finance Center, in the heart of the city’s bustling central business district. 

Today, we’re starting a long-term business development programme in Japan for Silicon Valley-based automotive tech innovator, Sonatus.

We’re kicking off business development programmes to enable Utility’s innovative gas conversion technology to help decarbonise Japanese and South Korean heavy industry firms.

We’ve formalised a specialist Aerospace & Defence Practice to help western tech firms target the considerable opportunities in this sector in Asia – and appointed Seoul-based Soyeon Kim as head of the group.

It’s wonderful to see our US robotics vision client DreamVu progress from the business development programme we’ve been running in Korea – with five new customers secured.