Big Ideas | Core tech | 15 Feb How tech is about to get touchy-feely Gesture and touch-based haptic technology is changing the way we interact with machines.
Big Ideas | VC | 12 Feb Rise of the machines in VC investing Can artificial intelligence find winning early-stage tech investments better than humans?
Big Ideas | Mobility | 10 Feb Lilium’s flying taxi service: clear for takeoff? The Munich-based company says that in six years time we could be travelling across town by flying taxi.
In Practice | Work trends | 7 Feb Eight rules for making corporate partnerships with startups work Corporates and startups are increasingly keen to work with each other, but the majority fail.
In Practice | Hiring and workforce | 4 Feb Do gig economy workers want ‘pick and mix’ employment rights? Does a deal between the UK courier company Hermes and the GMB union sanction the idea that employment law is optional?
Places | Hiring and workforce | 1 Feb Chart: Average software developer salaries in Europe’s tech hubs Maybe there is a reason so many tech startups are heading to Lisbon. It's not just about the sun and surf, but also the cheap salaries.
Big Ideas | Property | 30 Jan The Google of buildings Geophy founder Teun van den Dries is using artificial intelligence to formulate accurate prices for every part of the world’s $200tn property market.
Places | Cities | 29 Jan Insider view: Minsk’s boom in AI Ruled since 1994 by autocratic president Alexander Lukashenko, Belarus has a curious mix of Soviet-era feel and tech entrepreneurialism.
Places | Cities | 28 Jan Insider view: Cambridge’s silicon spires Nicknamed ‘Silicon Fen’, Cambridge was one of Europe’s original tech hubs with a reputation for deeptech and engineering.
Big Ideas | Investment | 25 Jan Does Europe need a sovereign wealth fund for tech? European scaleup companies had eight times less new capital invested in them than their US counterparts.
Big Ideas | Hardware | 23 Jan Drone defence industry takes flight after Gatwick As numbers of unmanned aerial vehicles grow, so too does the need for tech to monitor and control them
Big Ideas | Investment | 18 Jan VC interest moves from startup to scaleup Smaller startups may have to look to non-traditional investors and governments for funding
In Practice | Hiring and workforce | 16 Jan How tech startups are preparing for Brexit Hiring is the biggest concern. Growth plans are being revised and UK startups are hedging their bets by accelerating expansion into the rest of Europe.
Big Ideas | Hardware | 11 Jan How small robots could change the way we farm Digitising agriculture could increase crop yields and be a more ecological option
Places | Investment | 11 Jan Paris and Berlin narrow VC gap with London London tech companies continue to pull in the most VC investment but rival cities are catching up.
Big Ideas | AI | 7 Jan European startups to watch at CES 2019 Robots for both deliveries and dreams, IoT for homes and hands, and electric car technologies, these are some of the technologies on show at the Vegas event.
