EIT launches EIT Community Booster to help new European Bauhaus ventures scale and…
The European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) has recently announced its support for the new European Bauhaus initiative with a…
90 articles · Scaling-up in Europe
The European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) has recently announced its support for the new European Bauhaus initiative with a…
The EIT Digital Challenge 2020 is a yearly competition organised by the leading European digital innovation and entrepreneurial education organisation, EIT Digital.
As startups from China and the USA are quickly growing into massive companies, scaling up in Europe sometimes proves to be a particular challenge.
Tech-startups are using AI and machine learning to alert users about potential lifestyle conditions early enough for an accurate and indepth diagnosis.
Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) are the subsets of technology that we keep hearing about.
The startup ecosystem in Europe is quite diverse.
Italian startup TeiaCare announced recently that they have raised €1.1 million in funding with the help of Europe’s leading tech accelerator, EIT Health Investor Network to stimulate the development of their digital monitoring technology, Ancelia.
Recently at EIT Digital Conference in Brussels and the Noah Conference in London, we met the young and dynamic Hanno Renner, CEO of one of the most promising HR tech startups in Europe — Personio.
Startup accelerators play a major role in the growth of startups as these back the companies during the nascent stage and help them turn successful.
Every year, EIT Digital, Europe’s leading accelerator, conducts the EIT Digital Challenge competition to identify innovative ‘deep tech' scaleups.
Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) solutions are often regarded as incomplete when we talk about their application in the commercial space.
Coming up with an idea for a startup and realising it to reach the status of a scaleup takes meticulous planning and execution.