Technology, AI, capital and institutions, examined through who builds systems, who controls them and who benefits.
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The Spanish tech startup ecosystem grew this decade and this growth is underpinned by the education system, access to private and public funding, and the abundance of accelerators and incubators.
In the latest development, Rapyd, a global Fintech-as-a-service provider, has secured $20 million (approx €18 million) led by Durable Capital Partners LP. This funding brings the valuation of the company at $1.2 billion.
The Swedish tech bank Northmill launches the Rebilla Card with 2 percent cash back on purchases up to SEK 50000 (approx € 4800) a year and no fees. The Rebilla Card becomes an important cornerstone in the process of building a complete, modern, and personalized banking offer that helps everyone save money and handling their finances.
Recently, the Artificial Intelligence (AI) startup Aito announced it’s latest funding round in which it raised €1.6M from B2B software investor henQ. Further, the company also launched the public version of its Predictive Database, which combines machine learning and database into one single platform.
Google has never been one of the conventional tech companies we keep hearing about all the time.
Based out of Tallinn, Salv is revolutionising the financial compliance sector with software that stops criminals in their tracks.
An Amsterdam-based online manufacturing platform, 3D Hubs provides engineers with on-demand access to a global network of manufacturing facilities.
In general terms, we all have a reputation by default!
Estonia is touted to be one of the most advanced digital societies in the world.
In the latest development, the London-based fintech startup Hastee has secured €243 million to fund the development and growth of its financial wellbeing solution that gives workers immediate access to their earned pay.
Penta, a digital platform for business banking aimed at SMEs and startups, has announced a partnership with the card reader giant, SumUp.
Based out of London, Cuvva, an insurance startup, has raised €17.5 million venture capital in a Series A round led by RTP Global, Breega…
