Xplore Intelligence at Cambridge Tech Week 2026
We're one of five finalists in the Live Pitch Competition on Wednesday 16 September, and on the stand at Innovation Alley on Tuesday and Wednesday. Here's what to expect and where to start.
We’re at Cambridge Tech Week this week — 14 to 18 September — and we’d like to meet anyone whose AI agents do real work.
The final, on Wednesday
Xplore is one of five finalists in the Live Pitch Competition. The final is on Wednesday 16 September at the Cambridge Corn Exchange; we present at 13:21, three minutes and no slides, followed by the judges’ questions.
The argument is short. AI agents are getting jobs faster than anyone can check them. There is a gap between what an agent says it did and what it actually did, and today the only thing able to read the whole record is another language model — a probabilistic judge over a probabilistic agent. We turned agent behaviour into data a computer can check instead: every trace becomes one typed graph, and an engine, Node Resolution, applies each type’s rules and decides what happened, what’s proven and what’s allowed next. We made agent behaviour computable.
The stand, Tuesday and Wednesday
Both founders are at Innovation Alley on 15 and 16 September. We’ll show a real agent run, where it went wrong, and how the graph caught it. We’ll also run Helpdesk Arena — five support tickets, five minutes, you against the agents on one leaderboard. Try it now if you can’t wait.
Start where you are
Different people want different things from us, so we made one page with seven entrances — business owner, enterprise, researcher, investor, public sector, press, or just curious. Each gets a short brief, three things to open, one question to ask us at the stand, and one action: xploreintelligence.co.uk/ctw.
Everything we brought is there too: the key facts with sources, short briefs for business, enterprise, universities, investors and the public sector, the one-pager, and the live leaderboard. The September whitepaper and the investor deck are available on request.
If you’re in Cambridge, say hello. If you’re not, the page works just as well from anywhere.