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Though the pandemic situation hasn’t completely eased all over the world, the European tech startup ecosystem appears to have come out of the worst-hit era.
Technology, AI, capital and institutions, examined through who builds systems, who controls them and who benefits.
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Though the pandemic situation hasn’t completely eased all over the world, the European tech startup ecosystem appears to have come out of the worst-hit era.
Known for its fully electric, 5-seater aircraft Munich-based aviation startup Lilium plans to establish regional air mobility as a new mode…
While there is an increase in video consumption and screen time, London-based startup Curio focuses on audio.
Virtual Reality (VR) technology has progressed immensely in recent years, impacting various sectors, especially the medical industry.
Recently, Dawn Capital, an early-stage venture fund focused on investing in the enterprise software and fintech sectors, announced the launch of Dawn IV - a $400M (approx €338M) fund.
There’s no denying that Artificial Intelligence is one of the emerging tech trends, London-based Trint leverages the same to unlock the power of speech.
Working from home? Well, several hundreds of thousands of people across the world are doing the same, thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic.
In the latest development, the Austrian compliance expert and software developer Blockpit announced the acquisition of its biggest competitor - CryptoTax.
Right now, in this fast-paced world, disruption is vital to the road of immortality.
The Norwegian capital Oslo is a thriving tech startup ecosystem that has a buzzing startup scene.
Of late, there has been a shift towards climate-friendly e-mobility solutions.
With the digital revolution, the financial regulators have strengthened their focus on monitoring of fraud activities.