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.
Hardware — semiconductors, computing infrastructure, robotics, and the engineering inside the physical layer of the technology economy.
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Being a startup can be truly difficult, there’s the initial financial crunch and toiling away for hours on end.
The Internet of Things, or IoT, is one of the most promising fields of technology.
The evolving startup scenario combined with various technological innovations has given rise to numerous business models that are unique and harbingers of social change.
Recently, Berg Insight, a dedicated M2M/IoT market research firm based out Sweden released new findings on the connected wearables market.
Currently, we are in the middle of an energy transition.
Open offices can be noisy, distractive, and employees can find it hard to focus.
In a recent development, Oxford PV, a provider of thin-film perovskite solar cells has recently raised €36 million in Series D funding round.
The challenge of global warming which is posing an serious threat to the environment has made a number of investors and companies realise the value of sustainable businesses.
Crowdfunding proves to be a blessing in various creative fields right from arts to technology to developing products.
Litho, a UK-based hardware and software startup is ready with its innovative finger-worn controller.
Based out of Luxembourg, EasySteelSheds.com is one of the few companies that has seen a positive growth curve since its inception in 2001. In fact, the company had a turnover of more than €28 million in 2018 and is turning out to be one of the most promising startups in Luxembourg.
Technological innovation has been a hot topic for years, and it will remain to be so.