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At present, the workplace revolution is driven by digital workplace transformation and supported by various technology services.
Where the capital lands, who writes the cheque, and what gets built with it. Funding rounds, venture capital flows, and the deal-making that shapes which technology companies scale.
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At present, the workplace revolution is driven by digital workplace transformation and supported by various technology services.
Paris-based Sorare is a global fantasy football game where managers can trade official digital cards.
As a part of a weekly roundup, here is a list of some of the most important tech startups that have hit the headlines in Europe this week.
London-based Microblink, which claims to be a global leader in AI-powered computer vision software announced that it has closed $60M (nearly €49M).
GoCardless is a global payments network and technology platform that claims to take the pain out of getting paid for more than 55,000 businesses globally, including multinational corporations to small businesses.
Currently, around 770 million CCTV cameras are installed around the world, which is expected to increase to 1 billion by 2021. Aside from security, the majority of the video data remains unused.
The aviation industry was hit hard by the pandemic with people staying at home and avoiding travel.
The COVID-19 has fast-tracked digital transformation.
Zilch claims it is the first over-the-top (OTT) BNPL product that allows its customers to shop wherever Mastercard is accepted and spread their payment over 6 weeks for zero interest and zero fees from one of Zilch's 5,000+ retail affiliate partners.
Bolt, previously known as Taxify, is a transportation platform providing ride-hailing, micromobility, package delivery, and scooter-sharing services.
As we all know, Data is the backbone of any organisation.
Munich-based mobility provider has raised €45M in its Series C round of funding led by European institutional investors including Swedbank and DNCA - together with various family offices.