From AI in legal tech to converting CO2 into bioplastic, these European startups…
Being a startup can be truly difficult, there’s the initial financial crunch and toiling away for hours on end.
Technology, AI, capital and institutions, examined through who builds systems, who controls them and who benefits.
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Being a startup can be truly difficult, there’s the initial financial crunch and toiling away for hours on end.
It has become a rarity for many of us to step into the proper brick and mortar bank to carry out financial transactions.
With summer vacations around the corner, ride-hailing services like Uber, Bolt and other services can effortlessly zip you from one place to the other, except during peak traffic hours.
Despite the rapid progress in technology, it is still confusing and tough for a majority of people to manage their personal finances due to the lack of transparency in the process.
The Dutch ecosystem is setting new highs in many aspects.
Dott, the Amsterdam-based micro-mobility company, has announced today a commitment for a €30 million Series A funding round.
The dynamics of work are changing!
These days, there is a lot of demand for audio content across the world and this has given rise to podcasts.
For startups, winning awards is one of the most practical ways to be recognised.
The fintech startup Joko carries out its first fundraising with top-tier investors like Partech, Axeleo Capital, Lafayette Plug and Play, and several angel investors from the sector to develop its simple and universal loyalty program integrated into credit or debit cards.
Coined by Swati Chaturvedi, Deeptech is a set of disruptive and cutting-edge technologies based on scientific discoveries, engineering, mathematics, physics and medicine.
We are quite thrilled about the impact that personal assistant apps have in the digital world.