Big Ideas | Internet of Things | 24 Jun The tiny Dutch startup solving the IoT industry’s battery problem Nowi launches a tiny energy-harvesting chip that can power devices forever.
Big Ideas | Computing | 24 Jun Raspberry Pi takes on PC market with souped-up model Eagerly awaited by fans, the Model 4 B promises to do everything that a "regular" PC would do — at a price of $35.
In Practice | Funding | 19 Jun 3 things founders need to think about before negotiating a Series A round If you don't know what normal looks like you will get screwed
Big Ideas | Education | 14 Jun Polish edtech company Brainly has 150m users – but can it make money? The homework help company is up against Asian rivals that have raised ten times more funding
In Practice | Communities | 13 Jun 7 things startups can learn from Mumsnet Taking VC money may be the wrong move for many startups says Justine Roberts, founder of the UK parenting advice site.
Big Ideas | Agriculture | 11 Jun EU farming subsidies — for insects Brussels provides €20m backing for Ynsect's industrial scale mealworm protein plant.
Big Ideas | Core tech | 10 Jun Forget GPS. The next navigation device is powered by quantum diamonds Lockheed Martin and Element Six are working on an untrackable navigation technology that would be perfect for covert operations.
Big Ideas | Finance | 6 Jun Watch out Experian, ClearScore and Moneysupermarket — Credit Karma is coming for you The Silicon Valley company is the latest in a series of US fintechs coming to Europe
Big Ideas | AI | 5 Jun The Estonian government has an AI which will tell you when to see the doctor, when to exercise and even what job to do (But the Baltic pioneer has stopped short of giving AI special legal status)
Places | Cities | 30 May Krakow’s Dragon Valley is gearing up to grow a unicorn Startups in Poland's second city pull in the big funding rounds
Big Ideas | Robotics | 27 May How Ocado is beating Amazon and plans to take over the world The UK company is building a moonshot factory that will take it beyond groceries.
Brunch with Sifted | Agriculture | 21 May Ynsect’s Antoine Hubert crunches crickets with Sifted Forget business school, being in a band is the best training for being an entrepreneur the founder of the insect-farming startup tells Sifted over lunch.
Places | Universities | 21 May Delft’s RoboValley attracts machine startups EJ Lugt, managing director of the YES!Delft incubator says entrepreneurial activity is increasing but founders need to be more ambitious.
Big Ideas | Health | 14 May Docplanner and Doctolib are heading for a face-off Polish medical bookings platform raises €80m and eyes acquisitions
Big Ideas | Finance | 13 May Fintech for gig workers is the next big untapped market Companies like Zego, Portify and Tapoly are helping independent workers get better access to loans and insurance.
Places | Cities | 10 May A third of the world’s top startup cities are in Europe Europe is strong when it comes to deeptech. But it really needs to solve the female founder problem.
