TechRound

TechRound is a digital news platform focused on sharing updates and trends related to UK start-ups, entrepreneurs, and technology companies. We also cover digital government policies and political developments that impact the tech sector both in the UK and internationally. Our site features a variety of content, including articles, insights, interviews, and practical guides. We welcome collaboration and news submissions from writers and journalists, as well as opportunities for media commentary and appearances. Additionally, we provide various advertising options. Feel free to reach out for more details!

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A Chat with Adetoyese Kola-Balogun, Founder at Tenantpro and AI35 Judge

1 day ago | techround.co.uk | Dana Leigh

Tell us about yourselfI’m Adetoyese Kola-Balogun, a seasoned senior engineer, founder, and thought leader with a strong focus on building purposeful digital products. Over the years, I’ve worked across fintech and property technology, blending deep technical work with a hands-on approach to solving real-world problems. Most recently, I launched Tenantpro, a UK-based lettings and property management platform built to help agents simplify operations and stay compliant.
Startup Profile: Telr

1 day ago | techround.co.uk | Dana Leigh

Meet Telr: The fintech company that is helping businesses streamline payments online. As more businesses than ever look to scale online, it’s no surprise that Telr has become one of the fastest-growing companies in the Middle East. Designed to help companies accept digital payments and scale, Telr grew quickly before being acquired for $15 million in 2021 – just 7 years after it launched in 2014.
Startups To Help With House Hunting

1 day ago | techround.co.uk | Dana Leigh

Yesterday, a new study by Compare My Move revealed that moving house is ranked as one of life’s most stressful experiences, with some even saying it was more stressful than childbirth!And the step before moving isn’t easy either. According to Gov.uk, it can take 5 months on average to buy and move house. And when it comes to the process, it’s not simple either, as buyers have to contend with chains, long legal processes, mortgages, surveys and more.
A Chat with Ziad Mabsout, Co-Founder & CEO at Wealth Creation Platform: Vennre

2 days ago | techround.co.uk | Dana Leigh

Tell us about VennreVennre is a wealth creation platform that empowers high-earning professionals to grow and manage their wealth through intelligent access to private market opportunities. Our platform provides the tools to track, allocate, and execute investment strategies. It is all designed with simplicity, security, and sophistication in mind. By using advanced technology and intuitive design, we make portfolio construction smarter and personalised to each user’s financial goals.
Top Scale-Ups In The USA

2 days ago | techround.co.uk | Dana Leigh

When it comes to startups and scaleups, there are few countries in the world that are as exciting and dynamic as the USA. The USA is home to massive tech hubs like Silicon Valley, New York City, Austin, Boston and Seattle. In fact, within the borders of America, some of the world’s most famous companies were born – growing into multi billion dollar enterprises. What Are The Most Valuable Companies In The USA?
A Chat with Jaime Bosch, CEO and Co-Founder at AI Voice Transformation Company: Voicemod

2 days ago | techround.co.uk | Dana Leigh

Tell us about VoicemodVoicemod is the global leader in real-time AI voice transformation and interactive audio. With over 45 million downloads and millions of active users, Voicemod empowers gamers, streamers, and content creators to transform their voices in real-time as easily as they switch in-game avatars or skins. It has become the go-to tool for those looking to supercharge their voice and create unique online personas. How did you come up with the idea for the company?
5 Wearable Tech Companies To Watch in 2025

2 days ago | techround.co.uk | Dana Leigh

If you’re interested in wearable technology, you probably saw our 2021 roundup of top wearable companies to watch. At the time, big tech giants like Apple, Oura and Whoop were taking over – driving forwards how consumers wear, measure and track their health. According to Statista, in the UK, between a third and half of UK adults own wearables. Smartwatches were the most common type, with 30% of respondents owning one, followed by fitness trackers.
Startup Of The Week: MeAttend

3 days ago | techround.co.uk | Dana Leigh

MeAttend is a new global social media platform that showcases the best local events for people to enjoy. The platform works by connecting friends, families and colleagues in one space, alongside local events that they can attend together. Users can also see reviews by people they know and trust, avoiding fake or outdated reviews. This not only helps foster better in-person connections, it also provides a space for businesses to advertise their events to local people looking for them.
Experts Comment: What Does The UK-USA Trade Deal Mean For Startups?

3 days ago | techround.co.uk | Dana Leigh

On April 8th, President Donald Trump announced a trade deal with the UK, solidifying a strong trade relationship between these two countries. But what does it mean? And how does it affect startups in particular? What Does The Trade Deal Mean? Whilst there seems to be a lot of hype about the agreement, some journalists have been quick to point out that this is not a free trade deal, but a tariff agreement.
The Human Cost of Frictionless Tech: Can We Reclaim A "Lost Generation"?

6 days ago | techround.co.uk | Gina Marrs

Since time immemorial, technological advancement has been pretty much synonymous with the concept of progress, from the inventions of gunpowder and the printing press in the 9th and 15th centuries, respectively, to the innovation of the personal computer and the establishment of the World Wide Web in the late 20th century.