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Antler, a startup generator & early-stage VC firm, has raised an additional $50 million (approx €45 million) into the company and its funds in Amsterdam, London, New York, Stockholm, Oslo, Sydney, Nairobi, and Singapore.
Authentication and making sure that an intended user gets access to a particular system is of utmost importance.
According to the latest report from Crowdfunding figures.nl, a huge €424 million was raised in the Netherlands through crowdfunding.
Dutch recruitment startup Maqqie has recently secured €1 million from two new investors, bringing the total amount raised to €1.7 million.
Recently, Proof of Impact (“POI”), an Amsterdam-based global marketplace where one can donate or invest directly into measurable impact outcomes, has closed its first institutional investment round led by Franklin Templeton.
Usually, businesses spend a lot of time and money sorting through paperwork to track expenses.
Based out of London, Simba Sleep is a mattress e-commerce startup mastering the 'simplicity of sleep.' In the latest development, the sleep technology company has secured $24 million (approx €21.5 million) led by the Cartesian Capital Group.
Recently, the UK-based company Imagination Technologies that used to provide graphics processors for the iPhone and iPad has inked a multi-year license agreement under the Cupertino tech giant Apple yet again.
French startup Shipfix is a data and community platform, which drives chartering and the operational efficiency in the maritime industry.
Breast cancer is the second leading cause of death from cancer in women.
Berlin has progressed to become one of the most important cities for tech startups in Europe.
Volta Ventures, a Belgian venture capital firm that invests in aspiring internet and SaaS startups in Benelux has announced the second fund, Volta Ventures II. As a part of its second fund, the VC firm will invest €35 million in early-stage and fast-growing startups.
