Professor Nicholas Caldwell

Director, Digital Futures Institute, University of Suffolk; Professor of Information Systems Engineering, University of Suffolk

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Can Ipswich cash in on the AI gold rush?

Ipswich has always had a knack for being quietly ahead of its time. In 1902, using the spirit of those relentlessly inventive and industrious Victorians, Ransomes, Sims and Jefferies built the world's first commercially available petrol-powered lawnmower. Cutting-hedge technology, you could say.

25 September, 2025

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Can Ipswich cash in on the AI gold rush?

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