By Andrew Moss

Have you ever heard of Acision? Possibly not. It’s an example of a British company that is a world leader in its field, without being known to the public at large (another example might be the Cambridge-based semiconductor and software maker ARM, whose chips power a vast range of devices, from Apple’s iPhone and iPad through to smart TVs).

Founded by Lawrence Quinn in 2007 and based in Reading, Acision is a privately-held – by investment vehicles Atlantic Bridge Ventures and Access Industries – mobile network infrastructure company specialising in messaging and charging systems that enable popular services such as SMS Read full story ›

Source: The Drum