News | Quantum | 17 Sep Finally a way to make money out of quantum: selling randomness Banks, casinos and insurance companies are willing to pay big bucks for genuine randomness. CQC's quantum software promises to provide it on tap.
News | Venture Capital | 11 Sep Santander spins out investment arm to get in on the best deals Newly-named Mouro Capital will have double the funding — $400m — to make faster and bolder investments in fintech-related startups.
News | Flying Cars | 10 Sep Lilium finds its first flying taxi hubs You'll soon be able to catch a flying taxi from these two airports
Interview | Corporate Innovation | 8 Sep How to build a “playground for creativity” at a big company The founder of Swedish innovation agency says corporates need to protect their creatives, start a sci-fi book club and an internal blog.
News | Fintech | 8 Sep Mollie becomes latest fintech unicorn after €90m raise The Netherlands-based payments services provider is backed by US VC firm TCV, whose portfolio includes Revolut, Netflix and Spotify.
News | Deeptech | 7 Sep The Estonian superbattery that is beating Tesla Skeleton Technologies' battery can be charged in just 15 seconds, and can go through hundreds of thousands of recharge cycles.
News | Corporate Innovation | 1 Sep Corporate innovation weekly: tiny satellites, plant recipes and lidar listings This is how some of Europe's biggest companies innovated over the past week, including Bayer, Sanofi, Lego, Dr Oetke, Total and more.
News | Corporate Innovation | 1 Sep Rainmaking switches to co-investment model Innovation consultancy Rainmaking is forgoing set fees in favour of co-investing in the startups it builds for corporations.
News | Corporate Innovation | 25 Aug Corporate innovation weekly: medical magnets and 3D printed houses This is how Europe's biggest companies innovated in the past week, including medical magnets, 3D printed houses and superfast payments.
Sponsored Interview | Corporate Innovation | 25 Aug Mobility in 2040 — smart cities and slow culture Spark Works asked 76 experts to predict how the world would move in 20 years. The results were surprising
How To | Corporate Innovation | 25 Aug How Intel is trying to revamp the corporate accelerator model Don't call it an accelerator and ditch the demo day. If you truly want your programme to succeed you need to get founders calling you at 2am.
Interview | Corporate Innovation | 25 Aug Why corporate venture building could save the world Felix Staeritz helped the UN World Food Programme build a donation app — and now he is trying to get big companies to change the world by building their own startups.
Analysis | Telecoms | 24 Aug Infobip is Europe’s latest unicorn — next step, an IPO The Croatian company is the biggest business you have never heard of. Some 5bn people — or 2/3 of the world's population — have used its services.
News | Corporate Innovation | 18 Aug Corporate innovation weekly: scales for your heart This is how Europe's largest corporations have been innovating in the last week, including vertical farming, fungal drugs and VR
News | Policy | 14 Aug Belarus’ tech sector pushes for radical change Belarus' startup founders say that unless there is political change, the country’s successful tech industry will be stifled.
News | Corporate Innovation | 13 Aug NGP turns to AI to find hot startups — and shares part of the tech Nokia's venture capital arm, NGP Capital, is sharing some parts of the data system it created to help find promising startups faster.
