10 promising Irish Artificial Intelligence startups in 2020
Ireland is one of the notable startup hubs in Europe that comes with relatively lower corporate taxes and regulations.
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Ireland is one of the notable startup hubs in Europe that comes with relatively lower corporate taxes and regulations.
From discovering new life-saving drugs to helping driverless cars become a reality, AI is being used almost everywhere.
Gone are the days where electric cars used to be too slow, flimsy, and kind of embarrassing to own.
Closing a round of fundraising is generally a huge milestone for many startups.
It won’t be an exaggeration to say that the COVID-19 pandemic has caused a major economic downturn all over the world.
Based out of Singapore, Gero develops new drugs for ageing and other complicated disorders using its proprietary developed artificial intelligence (AI) platform.
Recently, the Chinese AI company Shanghai Zhizhen Intelligent Network Technology (a.k.a Xiao-i ) has filed a patent-infringement lawsuit against Apple.
Based out of London, TaxScouts is a tax preparation platform that makes tax planning easier.
As the countries across the globe learn to live with lockdown, there's an unexpected surge in biking.
The Q2 2020 has witnessed unprecedented growth despite the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent lockdown.
Wejo, the connected car data pioneer, announced that it has secured £10 million (approx €11.1 million) funding led by DIP Capital LLP and including the UK government’s Future Fund.
To state that 2020 so far has been difficult would be an understatement but it is, nevertheless, true.