Here’s why Uber’s acquisition of UK-based Autocab could be the right move to…
The mobility sector is slowly bouncing back post coronavirus.
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The mobility sector is slowly bouncing back post coronavirus.
In the UK, over £50 billion of rent is collected annually, with lettings fees equating to up to 25% of rental income per year, landlords…
Based out of Heinenoord, Skytools supplies advanced drone solutions to corporate customers and governments.
According to multiple sources close to the deal, Amsterdam fintech startup Kinder has raised almost half a million of funding amid the ongoing pandemic.
As a part of a weekly roundup, we have listed some of the most important stories which grabbed attention in Europe technology news ecosystem this week.
It was in early March that the World Health Organisation (WHO) declared COVID-19 a pandemic.
The e-commerce giant Amazon has announced plans to launch in Sweden through its website Amazon.se.
A couple of weeks back, the UK government granted permission to legally ride e-scooters on the streets of London as a part of a 12-month trial.
Ireland is one of the notable startup hubs in Europe that comes with relatively lower corporate taxes and regulations.
Artificial Intelligence and machine learning have seeped into almost every aspect of human lives, including healthcare, and life sciences.
From discovering new life-saving drugs to helping driverless cars become a reality, AI is being used almost everywhere.
Gone are the days where electric cars used to be too slow, flimsy, and kind of embarrassing to own.