This Dutch startup develops custom indoor farms, scoops up €20M funding
In the past few years, we have seen an explosion of urban farming across many countries, involving the growing of plants or raising animals…
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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In the past few years, we have seen an explosion of urban farming across many countries, involving the growing of plants or raising animals…
With Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality hogging all the limelight, Mixed Reality (MR) news took the backseat for a while.
The European tech startup arena is one of the happening markets all over the world.
Based out of Tel Aviv, Stuffthatworks is a patient community platform that harnesses crowdsourcing and AI technology to empower people to…
At a time when the bike sales are booming as people all over the world want to save the environment as well as stop wasting the available space to park their car, several smart e-bike startups have mushroomed with permanent solutions.
Based out of Valencia, QUIBIM is a biotech company dedicated to medical image processing and extraction of imaging biomarkers for the medical imaging workflows.
Are you finding it tedious to handle the invoice processing of your business?
Detergents are one of the most common pollutants that affect the environment that decrease the breeding ability of the aquatic organisms by releasing toxins and depleting oxygen in the water.
In the latest development, Neurovalens, a MedTech company that delivers innovative solutions in the field of neuroscience, bioscience and neurophysiology has secured £5.1 million (approx €5.6 million) funding.
The COVID-19 pandemic effect is easing gradually and businesses are returning to their normal state.
Sweden-based Voi Technology AB (“Voi”), the pan-European micro mobility startup, today announced that it has reached its first ever monthly profit at group level for the month of June 2020. Less than two years since it launched the e-scooter service now operates across 40 cities and 11 countries.
With more and more millennials choosing flexible monthly payments over buying or leasing a car -- quite a popular mobility startup in UK dubbed as Drover -- that offers flexible car subscriptions to users has just announced a new growth funding round.