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As Artificial Intelligence is the buzzword across the world, this tech is being deployed across industries such as healthcare, finance, insurtech, retail and others.
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As Artificial Intelligence is the buzzword across the world, this tech is being deployed across industries such as healthcare, finance, insurtech, retail and others.
With advancements in technology, digital video games are getting more impressive every year.
More and more companies are pivoting towards remote working on an unprecedented scale, due to COVID-19 breakout.
Toxys is a Dutch biotech startup offering a broad spectrum of innovative in vitro toxicology solutions.
Berlin-based car data platform HIGH MOBILITY has secured a multi-million euro financial round led by Deutsche Automobil Treuhand (DAT) to support its domination of the car data landscape through the facilitating of mobility services and applications.
Harbour BioMed, a Cambridge, MA- Rotterdam, The Netherlands and Suzhou, China-based global, clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company, closed a $75 million (€67.4 million approx) Series B+ round of financing.
Microlearning is one of the biggest trends in 2020 for training company employees.
Paris-based Akur8 is a fast-growing insurtech startup, which operates with the objective to revolutionise the insurance pricing activities that leverage unique AI algorithms.
The Dublin-based deep learning startup Artomatix has been acquired by Unity Technologies, which offers the widely-known cross-platform game engine Unity.
Founded by two French entrepreneurs, Edouard Gorioux and Jérémy Bismuth in 2013, Click&Boat a boat hire platform is built on a simple idea.
When it comes to the major tech startup hubs in Europe, Greece may not be in the top position and could have been easy overlooked by many.
French car manufacturer PSA Group which boasts leading auto brands including Peugeot, Citroën, DS, Opel, and Vauxhall is investing heavily in various electrification projects to provide a seamless journey for its current and future customers driving electric.