
Press Releases
The latest news from Plextek.
Plextek calls for a UK Cyber Attack Prevention Agency at Security & Defence SIG Meeting - 10/4/2012
Plextek Ltd., Europe's leading independent business, product innovation and design consultancy, is championing the latest Security & Defence SIG meeting, looking at wireless communications in an increased threat environment. The meeting will look at Critical National Infrastructure defence and Plextek's view is that the UK needs a Cyber Attack Prevention Agency to effectively prevent against cyber attacks. The SIG meeting takes place in London on the 19th of April and is run by Cambridge Wireless.
Plextek gets green light from Lloyds Bank - 02/4/2012
Plextek Ltd., Europe's leading independent business, product innovation and design consultancy, has secured a £3million funding package from Lloyds Bank Wholesale Banking & Markets.
Plextek works with Ultra Controls on Ice Protection System - 19/3/2012
Plextek Ltd., Europe's leading independent business, product innovation and design consultancy, has been working with Ultra Electronics Controls on its new innovative Ice Protection System, designed to operate on jet engines and which has already been adopted byPratt & Whitney for its F135 engine on the Lockheed Martin F-35 fighter aircraft.
Plextek delivers advanced FPGA based signal processing platform to Kelvin Hughes - 13/2/2012
Cambridge design house Plextek has worked with Kelvin Hughes, a world leader in the design and supply of marine navigation systems, developing an advanced FPGA based signal processing platform.
New surveillance technologies address CCTV's failings - 18/1/2012
According to the annual crime figures for 2010/2011 domestic burglaries rose 14% and violent crime rose 6% in the past year. On top of that we saw the shocking mass public disorder last summer, and with the London 2012 Olympic Games just around the corner, it is no wonder that effective security and surveillance is becoming increasingly high on the national agenda. However many current surveillance systems are failing.



