Darktrace ex-CEO, Wayve founder and Raspberry Pi chair amongst UK technology numbers called in honours listing

Leaders from Darktrace, Wayve and the Raspberry Pi Foundation were amongst the UK technology market numbers that were approved honours at the beginning of the year.

The yearly acknowledgment of those that made outstanding payments to numerous areas consisted of over a lots individuals from Britain’s technology market, consisting of Baroness Poppy Gustafsson, the founder of cybersecurity team Darktrace that was assigned as investment minister late in 2014.

Gustafsson left Darktrace in September of 2024 in advance of her signing up with Keir Starmer’s cupboard. The purchase and delisting from the London Stock Exchange of the cybersecurity company by exclusive equity team Thoma Bravo was finished in October.

Also honoured was John Lazar, presently the head of state of the Royal Academy of Engineering and chairman of the Raspberry Pi Foundation, a charity advertising the research of computer technology the industrial subsidiary of which was openly drifted last June.

The listing likewise consisted of Alex Kendall, the founder and chief executive officer of independent driving software application team Wayve which in 2014 raised over $1bn in a solitary financing round last May, an enormous increase for the field.

In a more indicator of Britain’s assistance for the field, Jessica Uguccioni, the replacement head of the Centre for Connected and Autonomous Vehicles within the Department for Transport obtained an honour for her solutions to the law of self-driving automobiles.

The Automated Vehicles Act received Royal Assent last May, describing to name a few points the safety and security needs for the modern technology, a crucial action for presenting self-driving cars.

The semiconductor and quantum computer sectors likewise obtained a nod, with Dr Jalal Bagherli, co-chair of the Semiconductor Advisory Panel, Douglas Paul, teacher of semiconductor gadgets at the James Watt School of Engineering and Janet Collyer, chair of Quantum Dice being honoured.

Other UK technology numbers called in the listing consist of:

Michael Lewis– CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, Uniper Energy

Catherine Torre– Former CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, British Patient Capital

Mayank Prakash– President, British Computer Society

Donald Robert– Chair, London Stock Exchange Group

Tom Rodden– Former primary clinical advisor to the DCMS

David Louis Taylor– CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, British Business Bank

Carl Cavers– Founder, Sumo Group

Margot Cooper– Founder and head of state, Limbs and Things

Sue Daley– Director of technology and development, techUK

Julian David– CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, techUK

Dalim Basu– Honourary chair and volunteer, British Computer Society

Anna Brailsford– CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, Code First Girls

Madeline Howard– Manager, Sage UK

Elizabeth Kerr– Former supervisor, UK Space

Philip Rose– Founder, SciTech North West England

Ian Stevenson– Founder and CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, Cyacomb

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