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The first half of 2019 might have gone by in a jiffy, but there were numerous startups that managed to catch our attention.
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The first half of 2019 might have gone by in a jiffy, but there were numerous startups that managed to catch our attention.
Based in Amsterdam, Jexia is a tech startup that revolutionises the way applications and data streams are built, stored and managed.
The world of taxis was reinvented due to cab-hailing services such as Uber that leveraged the popularity of smartphones.
At a time when everything is going digital, financial institutions are facing a great challenge.
Lately, everyone has been moving towards mobile and online banking across Europe as the growing population takes the advent of apps that enable them to do everything at their comfort.
Sustainable transportation is trending across the world right now in an attempt to save the world from global warming.
Everyone should be able to live and work wherever they want - this is the vision of the company Wunderflats, Germany’s leading marketplace for temporary furnished housing, or “Housing as a Service” as they call it.
With huge exposure to the Internet, most people by now have heard about quantum computing, a revolutionary technology based on the principles of quantum theory.
Numerous startups are based on ideas that offer Software as a Service, which is also widely known as Saas.
When it comes to running an organisation, understanding the data lineage for your business' data can be incredibly important for several reasons.
In the current technologically advanced era, almost all companies have data warehouses that help them draw insights.
Currently, there is an unprecedented demographic challenge across the world.