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Miles in the Sky specialises in edtech and creates better learning environments to prepare individuals and organisations for the future.
To bolster the growth of innovative startups and scale-ups, a new investment fund that focuses on technology has emerged in the Netherlands.
Amsterdam-based Catalosite, a website-building software provider, announced on Tuesday that it has raised the first investment ticket of its 200k pre-seed round.
Solvimon helps companies’ commercial teams to provide customisable pricing, such as based on real use, user count, or a combination of the two.
DZ4 became the first company in Germany to introduce the PV leasing model for solar self-sufficiency, solidifying its position as the industry pioneer in the rental of solar and storage systems.
Amsterdam-based Dexter Energy, a provider of AI-based power generation forecasting and trade optimisation solutions, announced on Tuesday…
AI Startup Incubator has aimed to enable ambitious teams realise their business goals and utilise the power of AI.
Oxford-based Caristo Diagnostics, a company that specialises in cardiac and vascular disease diagnostics and risk prediction, announced on…
Ÿnsect claims to be the world leader in the production of protein and natural insect fertilisers.
Scan.com aims to make medical imaging available to everyone. Across the UK and the US, it provides an appointment booking engine for patients, a gateway for referring doctors, and an API for digital health partners.
Amsterdam-based Factris, a fintech company that provides quick, low-cost working capital to European SMEs, announced on Monday that it has secured €50M in funding from Aegon Asset Management.
Amsterdam-based Bundleboon, an online curated shopping service that filed for bankruptcy in February, is set to get a new lease on life under new ownership.