These are Amsterdam’s top startups according to the LinkedIn Top Startups 2022…
With more and more entrepreneurs and businesses choosing to set up shop in the country, the startup ecosystem in The Netherlands' is on the rise.
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With more and more entrepreneurs and businesses choosing to set up shop in the country, the startup ecosystem in The Netherlands' is on the rise.
Amsterdam-based Doculayer.ai, a document processing platform, announced on Thursday that it has been acquired by ProcessMaker, a Durham, US-based Business Process Management (BPM) platform.
Labrador CMS is a SaaS platform that handles the publishing needs of both large national news operations and smaller niche magazines.
In May, top Apple AI executive Ian Goodfellow quit the iPhone maker citing its return to office policy.
KOOS, which means ‘together’ and ‘alongside’ in Estonian, was created to serve organisations that are committed to giving a true stake to their contributors.
In January 1996, Google began as a research project by Larry Page and Sergey Brin, two PhD students at Stanford University in California.
Bergen, Norway-based 7Analytics, a startup that uses Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) to predict flood behaviour, announced on Thursday that it has raised $2.5M (approximately €2.5M) in a Seed round of funding.
Optics11 Life offers nanoindenters that are user-friendly, versatile, and robust.
Toqio helps companies create and launch fully branded banking or finance solutions as apps or on the web in weeks instead of the usual turnaround in months.
Hamburg, Germany-based Sympatient, a digital health startup, announced on Thursday that it has secured €7.5M in a Series A round of funding led by Verve Ventures.
Online Payment Platform focuses on digital payments for marketplaces and platforms with a specific focus in the C2C segment.
London-based Doccla, a healthtech startup offering remote patient monitoring solutions to hospitals, announced on Thursday that it has secured £15M (€16.7M) in an oversubscribed Series A round of funding.