Top milestone of Amsterdam Q1 2023: Startups that hit the headlines
The Netherlands has become one of Europe's most dynamic and attractive destinations for startups.
Technology, AI, capital and institutions, examined through who builds systems, who controls them and who benefits.
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The Netherlands has become one of Europe's most dynamic and attractive destinations for startups.
Bloqhouse Technologies aims to make investing accessible to anyone, anywhere.
BX helps retailers and brands to meet their carbon reduction goals for the years 2030, 2035, and 2040 by gaining access to primary farm data and using AI to provide farmers with crop- and field-specific decarbonising insights.
Charlotte, US-based QuintEvents, a provider of official hospitality and travel experiences to sports and entertainment events, announced…
SOLASTA Bio says that the capital will help scale the development of its nature-inspired pesticides, the first of their kind to be developed worldwide.
Lean Ocean started as a digital agency focused on developing web platforms and native apps. It has simultaneously created SaaS products and, as of the start of 2020, has specialised in providing HR solutions.
InVance Capital has witnessed a rise in its investment and its investor network expanded globally to over 300,000 High Net Worth Individuals (HNWI).
Amsterdam-based Change, a cryptocurrency platform for retail investors, announced on Friday that it has secured €2M in funding from…
Reakto designs and operates the Rapid Response Drone Network, a drone-based property protection service intended to meet the needs of private, commercial, and critical infrastructure facilities.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) announced on April 4, 2023, that it has launched the AWS Generative AI Accelerator, a 10-week programme designed specifically for the most promising generative AI startups around the world.
Enote is a music technology startup that uses AI to convert centuries worth of written music into a reliable, flexible, and accessible digital format.
Gone are the days when people bumped into their colleagues in the cafeteria or fought over the right room temperature.