9 important tech startups from Gdansk that deserve your attention before 2019 ends
Gdansk is a small and nascent tech startup ecosystem in Poland but it has a valuable resource.
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Gdansk is a small and nascent tech startup ecosystem in Poland but it has a valuable resource.
Founded in 2017 by Alisa Chumachenko, one of the world’s top gaming experts, GOSU.AI provides its users with personalised AI-driven tools and guidance, enabling them to improve their competitive gaming skills.
While Artificial Intelligence or AI takes up most of the limelight, its specialised subsets like Computer Vision, Machine Learning and others are similarly important.
Headquartered in London, Ada Ventures has recently secured €30.6 million funding led by British Business Bank's (BBB) Enterprise Capital Funds' programme as its cornerstone investor.
Yubo, the social platform where Generation Z creates communities of friends around the world, announced a $12.3 million (approx €11 million) fundraising round led by Iris Capital and Idinvest Partners, alongside historical investor Alven, Sweet Capital, and Village Global.
Recently, the Finnish startup Sulapac raised €15 million led by Chanel, Mousse Partners, Sky Ocean Ventures, Bonnier Ventures, and Lifeline Ventures, accompanied by a group of private investors.
CoachHub, the talent development platform based out of Berlin, has announced an additional investment of $4 million (approx €3.5 million) to its Series A funding - bringing the total raised in 2019 to $21 million (approx €18.8 million).
The Berlin-based insurtech startup WeFox functions with brokers, insurance agencies, and individuals via a digital platform.
In the latest development, TechGrounds officially opens its doors at Osdorpplein in Amsterdam Nieuw-West, becoming the first tech hub to be established at the heart of a vulnerable neighborhood.
Global secure coding company, Secure Code Warrior, today announced it had secured a Series B funding round of $47.6 million (approx €43 million) led by Goldman Sachs.
Man vs. Computer! Guess who won?
Today, security teams face a lot of challenges such as understaffed teams and piecemeal processes.