EU-Startups Job Board: 5 cool startup jobs waiting for you in the UK
Recently we re-launched the EU-Startups job board and are offering free postings until the end of August, to give the startup ecosystem a helping hand during the current climate.
Why Cybersecurity Is Really A Business Problem
Absolute’s 2020 Endpoint Resilience Report illustrates why the purpose of any cybersecurity program needs to be attaining a balance between protecting an organization and the need to keep the business running, starting with secured endpoints.
Storytelling: 5 essential tips for your startup’s success
All humans are hardwired for stories. It is in our nature to engage, educate and explain how our world works. From an early age, storytelling is central to human existence and it is common to all cultures to feed curiosity with inspiring narratives.
10 of the most promising European blockchain startups to watch
Providing a legal identity for all of the world’s population by 2030 is one of the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals – and may be more relevant than ever with talks of new coronavirus immunity ID documents underway.
4 ways governments can support start-ups and save their economies
Without startups like Zoom, WhatsApp, and Slack, the world would probably be less productive today, or worse, lonelier. Legislators can still work during the pandemic, and the global economy, while anemic, is trudging along.
10 promising European deeptech startups leading us into the future
Deeptech refers to companies founded on a scientific breakthrough, which seek to make the world a better place.
Quantum Motion raises €9 million to build ‘fault-tolerant’ quantum computers
UK-based startup Quantum Motion, a quantum computing company founded on world-leading silicon spin tech developed at UCL and Oxford University, today announced it has completed an €9 million Series A round of investment.
10 online supermarket startups zooming through 2020
Due to the current circumstances, most of us are quite limited with our grocery shopping opportunities, which certainly differs from country to country.
Grain, a startup built expressly atop of Zoom, has raised $4 million
Whenever a platform breaks out, companies emerge to seize on its reach by building their services or products atop it. It happened with Facebook and Twitter and Slack. Now, it’s happening with Zoom, the video conferencing company that took the world by storm earlier this year as the coronavirus sent people around the globe indoors and into self-imposed isolation.
Molotov partners with SchoolMouv to offer video lessons
Schools have been closed for the past month in France. That’s why French startup Molotov is leveraging its over-the-top TV service to offer content for children of all ages. In particular, the company has partnered with SchoolMouv, a company that offers videos, exercises and more.
5 tips on surviving the crisis, from Europe’s startups
We have never lived through a pandemic of this size in our lifetimes, so it’s particularly difficult to know how to take action. We can’t ask our predecessors, nor can we ask Google. We truly are out on a limb here. The only way to move forward is to put our heads together and share what we see is working – and not working – in real-time.
Chinese startup Rokid pitches COVID-19 detection glasses in US
Hangzhou based AI startup Rokid is in talks with several companies to sell its T1 glasses in America, according to Rokid’s U.S. Director Liang Guan. Rokid is among a wave of Chinese companies creating technology to address the coronavirus pandemic, which has dealt a blow to the country’s economy.
Investors explain COVID-19’s impact on consumer startups Josh Constine, Arman Tabatabai
Home fitness and games as gathering places are a few of the startup verticals propelled by unprecedented shifts in behavior due to shelter-in-place orders. We surveyed the top investors in consumer and social apps to learn about 2020’s startup trends, the M&A climate, the threat of incumbents copying new entrants, underserved demographics and which features are poised to be unbundled from the biggest apps.
5 ways COVID-19 is impacting fintech startups
We’re living in a new macroeconomic narrative with major changes taking place every day. We’re also witnessing exceptional measures being put in place to support startups, for example France making €4 billion available and Germany pledging a €2 billion aid package.
RTP Global announces new €580 million early-stage fund to back tech startups
Today RTP Global, the venture capital firm focused on early-stage technology investments, is launching a new fund of approximately €580.8 million to support tech founders across Europe, North America, India and South-East Asia.