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Advancement in computing power enables machines to think, understand and act akin to humans.
The agriculture industry is being revolutionised by automation and robotics.
The day is not far when self-driving buses and metros will replace the current ones.
Hamburg-based tech startup BIO-LUTIONS International AG, which is basically a manufacturer of ecological packaging and disposable tableware made from agricultural residues has announced recently that they have secured €8.3M funding.
From dialling a phone number from wall-mounted rotary to Instagram, the world of telecommunication has evolved exorbitantly.
There’s barely any aspect of our digital lives that are untouched by Artificial Intelligence.
One of the reasons startups thrive is because of the fresh perspective and possibilities that they bring to the table.
At present, many fintech startups are working on reforming the payday lending industry.
Dutch healthtech startup Nori Health, which is basically an AI chatbot coach for patients with chronic diseases has recently attracted $670,000 (€599,972) in pre-seed funding.
Electric scooters are quite convenient to use, especially for short distance commutes.
The Netherlands-based blockchain startup Tykn, which helps ‘invisible’ refugees to gain a digital identity has recently received an investment of €1.2 million from Dutch IT entrepreneur Johan Mastenbroek.
Talking about the innovation, it's London that's dominating Europe not only in the largest financial knowledge but years of cultural innovation as well.