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Are you a messy eater?
Brussels-based Startups.be, a one-stop-shop for Belgian tech entrepreneurs to get an access to investors, customers and experts, has launched a job platform which uses 'natural language processing' to link job seekers and startups looking for talent.
Turning on location services of your mobile phone can consume plenty of battery.
Innovation in Motion, a Dutch startup that develops smart home products, proves to be a great success in the United States.
2017 was a crazy good year for startups raising capital via ICOs (Initial Coin Offerings), a form of crowdfunding for cryptocurrency and blockchain projects.
Hut 8, a cryptocurrency mining company founded by Dutch venture capitalist Marc van der Chijs got listed on the Canadian TSX Venture Exchange (“TSXV”) via a reverse listing.
If you've used more than one cloud app to save contacts (think CRM, Gmail, LinkedIn, ZenDesk), it's most likely that you've felt the agony of data gaps between sales, marketing, and customer care.
To secure a place in the upcoming HighTechXL Spring 2018 acceleration program, 18 high-tech startups battled it out in a fast-paced Impact Finals event hosted at the ASML headquarters in Veldhoven.
LeydenJar Technologies (LJT), a spin-out venture from ECN (Energy research Centre of the Netherlands) obtained €1.5 million in new funding to fast-track its battery innovation technology.
I usually come across buzzwords like innovation, Artificial Intelligence, autonomous cars, and smart-everything (I just coined the term) in the popular press which misses the angle of how to keep emerging technologies 'human-centric'.
SwipeGuide, a Netherlands-based SaaS (Software-as-a-Service) company, raised €1M of growth capital from Benelux software fund Newion.
Dutch e-commerce group Coolblue released its annual report for 2017. The report shows the Dutch group earned 1.2 billion euros in the Netherlands and Belgium.