EIT Digital Challenge 2017 winner Trinckle is aiming to change the 3D printing…
After weeks of anticipation, the winners of the EIT Digital Challenge 2017 will gradually be announced.
Technology, AI, capital and institutions, examined through who builds systems, who controls them and who benefits.
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After weeks of anticipation, the winners of the EIT Digital Challenge 2017 will gradually be announced.
As the winners of the EIT Digital Challenge 2017 are about to be announced shortly, we thought it would be nice to focus on one of the Belgian participants that's in the race.
Pabbl has had difficult times, but in the last couple of months, the lock-screen advertising app from Amsterdam is flourishing.
In 2017 almost 130 billion euro has been raised by using different types of crowdfunding in the Netherlands.
Flo-Bro, a Dutch-Czechian startup that battles plastic pollution all over the world, has recently launched a Kickstarter campaign.
After the festive opening of the EIT Digital satellite co-location at CWI (Centrum Wiskunde & Informatica), we interviewed Prof.
At the Fujitsu Forum in Munich, five start-ups competed for the new Fujitsu Startup Award.
Households in low-income neighborhoods have a 60% bigger chance of home-burglary or fire.
A smart device that manages your parking fees, wearables that improve the independence of older and disabled people, a tool that prevents you from accidently sending sensitive emails to the wrong people – these are just three out of 25 digital technologies that will compete in the EIT Digital Challenge finals.
It has been quiet for some time, but we finally have some more startup accelerator programmes coming up.
EclecticIQ, a Dutch provider of global cyber threat intelligence technology platform, today announced the closing of a series B investment round of €14M. Keen Venture Partners led the round, joining existing investors like KPN Ventures and INKEF. This investment makes EclecticIQ one of the best-funded cybersecurity scale-ups in Europe.
European startups are increasingly maturing to real scale-ups.