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The coronavirus pandemic has taken the whole world by storm.
Dutch startup Kaizo, previously known as Ticketless, has secured a $3 million (approx €2.7 million) funding in a seed round led by Gradient Ventures, Google’s AI-focused venture fund, and Partech, with participation from several angel investors.
Italy is under quarantine due to the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak.
As Artificial Intelligence is the buzzword across the world, this tech is being deployed across industries such as healthcare, finance, insurtech, retail and others.
With advancements in technology, digital video games are getting more impressive every year.
The Dublin-based deep learning startup Artomatix has been acquired by Unity Technologies, which offers the widely-known cross-platform game engine Unity.
Founded in 2017 by a couple of MIT professors - Alex Matveev and Nir Shavit, Neural Magic aims to eliminates the need for specialized AI accelerators, such as GPUs or TPUs, to process deep learning models, reducing the need for more costly hardware.
Based out of London, Synthesized, a provider of software services to generate, maintain and manipulate data sets for data-driven projects, has raised $2.8 million (approx €2.4 million) in a new round of funding.
Amsterdam-based MessageBird, the cloud communications platform company, has today announced it is on a mission to do away with waiting on…
Based out of the Hague, Envision builds AI-based tools that enable visually impaired people to access visual information around them…
So far, the ride-hailing app Uber's growth has been extraordinary worldwide, supporting around 14 million trips each day.
Coronavirus has not yet been labelled a pandemic by the World Health Organisation.