After being awarded €4.8M by EU Commission, this Dutch scaleup aims to make…
Quantum computing, a phenomenon, which was impossible a decade back, is now on the verge of becoming a reality.
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Quantum computing, a phenomenon, which was impossible a decade back, is now on the verge of becoming a reality.
Revolut will be able to provide full-service current accounts with essential products such as overdrafts, loans and deposit accounts to its customers.
Vilnius startup Biomatter Designs claims to pioneer the technologies for generative protein design.
Finnish healthtech company Surgify Medical aims to make bone surgery safer.
UK-based Wheatsheaf Group is an international investor in food and agriculture businesses.
As a part of a weekly roundup, here is a list of some of the most important tech startups that have hit the headlines in Europe this week.
In a recent move, Delivery Hero SE, a Berlin-based food delivery platform, raised €1.25B by issuing 9.44 million new shares to institutional investors at €132/share, increasing its current share capital by around 4.7 per cent.
French healthtech startup Volta Medical works on novel artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms to treat cardiac arrhythmias.
Bloom & Wild, a London-based online flower gifting company, is reportedly all set to raise $100M (approx €82M) in funding from various investors including Index Ventures and General Catalyst.
With work from home the new norm, the need for reliable video conferencing apps rose dramatically last year.
Dockr provides subscription services for electric vehicles for the inner-city deliveries.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is set to redefine the technology of the future such as self-driving cars and healthcare robots.