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Truphone, a London-based mobile tech firm backed by Chelsea owner and Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich has recently raised $38 million (approx €34.5 million) at a $516 million (approx €470 million) valuation.
Each year, somewhere around €8 billion is wasted on excess fertilizer globally, which is bad news for farmers' wallets and bad news for Mother Earth.
Most countries went into lockdown even before the coronavirus was declared a pandemic.
Arioso Systems GmbH, provider of a new disruptive micro transducer technology has secured €2.6M in its first financing round led by Brandenburg Kapital (Potsdam, Germany), a subsidiary of Brandenburger Förderbank ILB, and supported by High-Tech-Gründerfonds III (Bonn), Technologiegründerfonds Sachsen (Dresden) and business angels.
While the coronavirus pandemic is spreading fast in some countries, it also seems to be slowing down in some regions.
Munich-based battery analytics software company TWAICE has raised an €11 million Series A round led by venture capital firm Creandum.
Vision loss is one of the major health care problems, especially for older people.
Refurbed, the marketplace for refurbished electronics promoting sustainable consumption, has raised $17 million (approx €15.5 million) in Series A round of equity financing from a group of reputable international investors.
Based out of the Hague, Envision builds AI-based tools that enable visually impaired people to access visual information around them…
Based out of Bristol, UK, Graphcore is a semiconductor company that develops accelerators for AI and machine learning.
Samsung has launched its Galaxy S20 series of smartphones and as expected, the tech world is again in for a treat.
Construction is one of the most world’s largest industries but it is dated as it relies on tools developed decades ago.
