Imagination Sponsors Bristol University Robot Wars On Saturday 2nd November, Imagination was proud to sponsor an action-packed Robot Wars event at Bristol University, hosted in collaboration with the Bristol Electrical & Electronic Engineering Society (BEEES). Students built robots under 150g, competing in intense one-on-one battles that kept the crowd on the edge of their seats, culminating in an epic Battle Royale featuring over ten robots in the arena. Throughout the day, Imagination connected with students, sharing insights into our technology and highlighting opportunities for future talent to join our team. Talks by Imagination team members Roger Walker and Mrudula Gore provided attendees with valuable perspectives on their work. The event concluded with Imagination’s Aylwin Thorne-Griffith presenting awards to the top three winners and the coveted "Imagination Favourite" Robot. Overall, it was a fantastic day of innovation and engagement. We’re already looking forward to the next event in March 2025!
The Importance of CSR in Today’s Workplace Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) goes beyond business—it’s about doing good in the world and making a difference. At Imagination, we're really proud of the work our people have been doing to contribute to a better world. To learn more about our ongoing efforts, you can check out our 2022 and 2023 CSR reports on our website.
Corporate Social Responsibility in India At Imagination, we are proud of our ongoing Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) efforts, and we’re committed to making a positive impact on the communities around us. In India, our team has partnered with two organisations that we are truly passionate about: The Akshaya Patra Foundation (TAPF) and Rotary International. We've had a longstanding relationship with TAPF in the UK and fully support their mission to combat hunger and malnutrition, especially among children, while also promoting education. Below is an infographic that highlights how our 2023/2024 donation to TAPF has contributed to improving the lives of those in need. We are excited to continue working with these organisations and strengthen our support for their remarkable causes.
Imagination launches IMG DXS – highest performance automotive GPU IP with FuSa Advancement. Imagination today unveils its latest automotive GPU IP for in-vehicle intelligence and interaction. DXS is a scalable and flexible GPU IP designed to process graphics and compute workloads in cockpit, infotainment and advanced driver assistance systems. It introduces new innovations in distributed safety, eliminating the overhead of achieving ASIL-B functional safety on Imagination processors. Key takeaways: • Highest performance automotive GPU IP from Imagination, scaling up to 6 TFLOPS and 24 TOPS at 1GHz • Hardware and software co-optimisations – including the new compute libraries and AI toolkits - deliver up to 10x higher performance for compute workloads than previous generation automotive GPU IP • The new, patented “Distributed Safety Mechanisms” feature enables customers to achieve ASIL-B with minimal PPA overhead
Imagination Technologies announces new capital investment from Fortress Investment Group Imagination Technologies today announced a new investment by funds managed by affiliates of Fortress Investment Group LLC. Under the terms of the agreement, Fortress has provided Imagination with a $100 million convertible term loan to support the continued development and growth of technologies and intellectual property (IP) solutions that will help power advances across Graphics, Compute and AI at the edge. More information can be found on the press release.
Imagination opens new Bangalore Office We’ve opened of our third Indian office in the vibrant city of Bangalore, the technology hub of India. The office was officially inaugurated by our CFO, Michael Trzupek, during his visit to India this week. Strategically located in Incubex HSR Hub, the new office provides a modern and collaborative workspace for our growing Bangalore team. It’s well located with easy access to all essential amenities and the excellent infrastructure. This expansion underscores our commitment to India and positions us for continued growth and success. Welcome to your new home, Bangalore team!
Volunteering at Imagination At Imagination we believe in the double benefit of volunteering; for the volunteer who develops their skills and awareness, and the beneficiary who directly benefits from the intervention. This is why we’ve created a volunteering framework, helping our people to support causes that matter to them and utilise two days paid volunteering leave, separate to their annual leave. Whether it’s planting trees, sitting on a charity board or painting a community building, we want to enable our people to do good. You can read our volunteering framework on our website to see how the initiative works.
Pride Month at Imagination During Pride Month we like to do lots of different thing to celebrate raise awareness around our LEGBTQI community. Today in our Kings Langley HQ, we had a BBQ to bring our people together. However, we believe Pride Month should be every month. This is why we have a DE&I community and regular raise awareness around different topics, issues and awareness days that matter to our people such as International Non-Binary People’s Day, UK Black Pride and the use of pronouns at work. Wishing everyone a positive and happy Pride Month!
Charity Relay Run It's not all work here at Imagination, in May 18 of our people took park in a charity relay run. Whilst 8 ran in a local stadium in Wroclaw, 10 participated and ran virtually online. Despite the distances separating them, they united for a noble cause and enjoyed a fantastic time engaging in outdoor activity. The event promoted sustainability, and it was the perfect event to contribute to a meaningful charitable cause, while promoting health and teamwork among our employees.
Neurodiversity is not just an event we celebrate once a year, but something we talk about often at Imagination. During Neurodiversity Celebration Week in March, colleagues from our Kings Langley office gathered in our café to continue the conversations around Neurodiversity. We encouraged everyone to share their everyday "Quirks" with us - What a unique and individual bunch we all are! It was nice for people to open up and giggle about things that made us unique, but also in some cases find out we are more similar to others than we first thought.
