Scaleups — companies past the seed stage that are operating at scale and reshaping the European technology economy.
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Although the Netherlands failed to qualify for the football World Cup this year, the Dutch are gradually becoming one of the finest tech players in Europe’s technology industry.
For the fifth consecutive time, EIT Digital has invited European deep tech scaleups to join this year's annual contest to win international growth support.
Celonis, a Munich-based startup raised $50M Series B investment at a valuation of $1 Billion recently.
From a startup to a scaleup and also a unicorn, Takeaway.com has made a long and successful way to become one of the leading online food delivery marketplaces in Continental Europe and Vietnam.
The Netherlands as a country has this reputation of cultivating tech talents that are super innovative and these groundbreaking companies are now staging successful IPOs.
In a recent development, Dutch fiber-optic provider Eurofiber has joined hands with Amsterdam Smart City (ASC) network to work towards the smart city developments in the Netherlands.
A natural step in the process of a scaleup is to enter into foreign markets.
WeTransfer, an online file-sharing software that lets its users transfer large digital files is reportedly planning an IPO (initial public offering) in 2021. In a conversation with our media folks at RTL Z at The Next Web Conference, Gordon Willoughby, CEO at WeTransfer was quoted saying, "We are now completely focused on the users.
One of the biggest dreams for many tech startup founders is to make it to the Silicon Valley in the United States.
A single-room startup to a scaleup with more than 200 employees across offices in Amsterdam, The Netherlands and Medellín, Colombia – Virtuagym – has seen success from the very first day the company came into existence.
Silicon Valley-based venture capital firm The Westly Group recently joined the European investors of Cleverciti Systems to complete its latest funding round with a total of $15 million.
In a recent development, the Dutch AdTech firm, The Next Ad and a media holding company IPG Mediabrands signed a long-term partnership.
