Amsterdam-based chatbot startup Maxwell raises around half a million euros funding
Chatbots are getting mainstream in almost all domains and are revolutionising the interactions between humans and computers.
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Chatbots are getting mainstream in almost all domains and are revolutionising the interactions between humans and computers.
According to the latest report by Tech Nation and Dealroom, the UK tech stands third in creating more unicorn companies right next to the US and China.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the future of technology and is growing at a rapid pace.
Unlike the UK, the e-scooters providers enjoyed a positive response ever since their arrival in the Belgian capital, with hundreds of scooters belonging to a different operator.
Femtech ventures are creating a women-centric niche in the market and are attracting investments to encourage the development of products and services targeted at enhancing women’s health.
Telecommunications companies across the world are working towards bringing 5G or fifth generation cellular technology into reality.
Amsterdam-based online car damage repair platform, Fixico has raised €7 million to grow its international footprint and fleet and insurance partnerships.
Amsterdam-based trading app startup BUX has recently announced a $12.5 million (€11.4 million approx.) funding round led by venture capital firms including Velocity Capital and Holtzbrinck Ventures, bringing the total amount in funding raised so far to $35M. The funding round also included debt financing from Kreos Capital.
Ever since the inception of Uber, the ride-sharing apps has become a mammoth affair.
As the agriculture industry is getting advanced with the use of technological products such as robotics and automation, a new concept called urban farming has kicked in.
The growing world population needs more feed, food and energy.
When it comes to the medical cannabis market, the US and Canada are the biggest legal markets despite the fact that it is not legal in all states in the US. Gradually, the European medical cannabis industry is also catching up with the trend.