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Elon Musk unveiled Neuralink back in July 2019 as a startup specialising in brain-computer interface (BCI).
Travel and tourism industry took a hard hit due to the coronavirus.
Ever since lockdown was implemented due to COVID-19, most services have shifted online.
While the coronavirus severely impacted various aspects of our economy, multiple businesses faced losses, and startups were afraid of fundings drying up.
The sixth edition of Startup in Residence accelerator programme is back for aspiring entrepreneurs.
E-mobility solutions for last-mile connectivity have captured the market’s attention.
Use of technology has notably accelerated in the agriculture sector over the years, with Europe being at the forefront.
Automated or self-driving cars are no longer a vision of the future in sci-fi movies.
As lockdown restrictions ease in a phased manner, life in Amsterdam is now heading towards a ‘new normal’. The economy was heavily impacted due to the coronavirus.
While there was a time we could get around holding a physical map to figure out the route, it is no longer the norm.
Since work from home is the new norm, video conferencing has become an indispensable tool.
While freelancing snags most of the limelight, there’s also the concept of crowd working, which caters to a wider audience and works well.
