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The Netherlands is synonymous with bikes, cheese, clogs, canals, and windmill but now the touristic country has also added one more feather to its colorful wings – the innovative startups.
Hardt Hyperloop, a Dutch startup making it possible to travel through a vacuum tube at speeds of more than 1,000 kilometers per hour has on-boarded new partners.
Alex Mashinsky is a serial entrepreneur and founder of seven New York City-based startups, raising more than $1 billion and exiting over $3 billion.
In a latest development, Chubb has become a partner of StartupDelta, who is on a mission to make the Netherlands the best startup ecosystem in Europe.
Every startup has an interesting story and mostly all of them are mission driven and motivated by the ambition to change the world we live in, for good.
In a recent development, Leanplum, the leading mobile marketing platforms has made its ways to the European market and has opened its new office in Amsterdam.
One of the leading IoT startups from Belgium, Rombit has been awarded as the 'Most Innovative International Startup of 2018' at Bridge SF held in San Francisco recently.
WeTransfer, an online file-sharing software that lets its users transfer large digital files is reportedly planning an IPO (initial public offering) in 2021. In a conversation with our media folks at RTL Z at The Next Web Conference, Gordon Willoughby, CEO at WeTransfer was quoted saying, "We are now completely focused on the users.
In a recent development, Europe’s leading European digital innovation and entrepreneurial education organisation, EIT Digital released its…
German ‘bed-in-a-box’ retailer Emma Mattress has been named as Europe’s fastest growing startup at the Tech5 Awards hosted by TNW and Adyen at the TNW Conference in Amsterdam.
Lotte Rensen founded Ambitieuze Meisjes (Ambitious Girls) because she was missing a place where female, young professionals had the chance to develop networking- and other professional skills.
One of the biggest dreams for many tech startup founders is to make it to the Silicon Valley in the United States.
