The Music Fund, a company designed to empower early-stage artists by providing funding for their back catalogues, is today spinning out as an independent entity.

Prediction markets are markets that are explicitly designed to reveal and aggregate information. They can be used to produce consensus forecasts based on the judgments of multiple experts.

Hivemind, a data science and technology company offering a cloud-based platform for solving complex unstructured data problems, has named several Winton employees to its team in full-time roles.

Winton Group posted a 14% rise in profit before tax to £123 million in the 12 months to 31 December 2017.

Winton Philanthropies is pleased to announce the inaugural recipients of the Winton Exoplanet Fellowship programme.

Fusing Human and Artificial Intelligence

One of the world’s foremost experts in deep learning, who recently taught advanced techniques to Winton employees, shares his thoughts on the field.

Cambridge Innovation Capital, a fund commercialising science and technology, has raised £75m from existing and new investors.

Data abuse and misadventure were in evidence in an insightful and provocative conference on data quality, organised by Winton and Cancer Research UK.

Part of a £1.25m investment round for a British firm helping companies with requirements under GDPR – the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation.

The extra injection of capital will allow Ripjar to expand its international reach.

Winton hosted a data science workshop at its San Francisco offices with some of the leading thinkers in the field.

The second cohort from the Winton Labs accelerator prepared to pitch at a Demo Day.

Winton Chief Scientific Advisor David Hand delivered the 2017 Schrödinger Lecture at Imperial College, outlining the promise – and ptifalls - of big data.

The highly anticipated Mathematics: The Winton Gallery, has officially opened at the Science Museum in London.

Winton Philanthropies has become an associate member, further cementing its status as a leading supporter of scientific philanthropy.

In a recent article in FT Magazine, David Harding CEO and Founder of Winton, talks to Clive Cookson the FT Science Editor about physics, philanthropy and why he believes in tax.

The £650 million Francis Crick Institute is the biggest biomedical laboratory in Europe and is investigating the fundamental biology underlying human health and disease.

Based at the University of Cambridge’s Faculty of Mathematics and supported by a £5 million gift from Winton Philanthropies.

There has been a fever of excitement surrounding the field of artificial intelligence (AI).

The Winton Beauty of Mathematics garden has won a silver-gilt medal at the 2016 RHS Chelsea Flower Show.

The new office’s team of data scientists will expand Winton’s proprietary datasets and explore new applications in pattern recognition and statistical inference.