Amsterdam-born Stream raises €31.8M Series B six months after its Series A round
Stream is an enterprise-grade chat and activity feed provider. Its platform provides APIs to help product teams build chat and activity feeds for their applications.
Technology, AI, capital and institutions, examined through who builds systems, who controls them and who benefits.
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Stream is an enterprise-grade chat and activity feed provider. Its platform provides APIs to help product teams build chat and activity feeds for their applications.
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if Revolut Bank shuts down, its customers can claim up to €100K with this scheme. Also, it does not matter if the customers’ currencies were in euro or foreign, they are protected.
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Volocopter is building the world’s first sustainable and scalable urban air mobility business to bring affordable air taxi services to megacities worldwide.
Rewire is the first neobank for migrants worldwide. It was founded in 2015 by entrepreneurs Guy Kashtan (CEO), Adi Ben Dayan (VP R&D), Saar Yahalom (CTO), and Or Benoz.
Sonantic launched the first AI-powered speech technology with true emotional depth, conveying complex human emotions from fear and sadness to joy and surprise.