In Practice | Health | 15 Apr List: Europe’s coolest femtech companies 2019 The femtech market is thought to be worth $5bn in 2025. Sifted lists Europe's femtech companies that are likely to take a piece of that cake.
Voices | Health | 15 Apr The queen of femtech’s five favourite startups Ida Tin founded the menstrual tracker Clue in 2012 and four years later she coined the expression "femtech". Here are her 5 chosen startups within the segment.
Places | Communities | 11 Apr Insider view: Oslo is becoming the greentech capital of Europe Impact tech, easily available startup grants and a perfect test environment - three reasons why Oslo could be the ultimate place to build your startup.
Big Ideas | AI | 10 Apr The AI tool that eavesdrops on doctor-patient conversations Where the emergency services have difficulties to diagnose cardiac arrest, the Danish startup Corti has found the perfect place to introduce its AI tool.
Places | Events | 4 Apr Why a Swedish “unconference” is way more effective than a traditional tech event Markers, tape and brown paper – why unconferences may be a better use of time for early-stage startups.
Places | Events | 31 Mar TechBBQ is one of Copenhagen’s biggest tech events — and it really did start with meat on a grill How the Danish tech conference TechBBQ went from a casual BBQ to a two-day event with over 6,000 attendees.
Places | Communities | 28 Mar These 100 Nordic companies are set to change the world Will Sweden's coolest co-working space be able to change the picture of social entrepreneurs with a week-long impact event? Norrsken definitely thinks so.
Voices | Software | 28 Mar Mapillary takes on Google Street View with 500m photos and an army of volunteers The Swedish startup is set to reach 500 million images — and become a booming business — through a community approach.
Big Ideas | Hardware | 21 Mar Human chipping – will it ever go mainstream? Sweden has become the go-to country for implants under the skin. Why — and will chips become obsolete before they become more useful?
Big Ideas | Food | 17 Mar How to get ahead by provoking big business Provoking a big industry can cause both legal fights and a nasty debate. But it can also be good for business.
Big Ideas | Data | 14 Mar Solving Scandinavia’s money laundering crisis The Scandinavian banks have been caught up in a money laundering scandal. Unnecessarily so, according to Neo4j’s founder.
Voices | Investment | 7 Mar Balderton dives into new VC funding model Balderton’s $145m fund to purchase equity directly from early shareholders has made its first investment. Is this what Europe needs?
Voices | Energy | 6 Mar How a tiny cleantech company won over the tech billionaires European companies have so far failed to get the famous tech entrepreneurs’ Breakthrough Energy Ventures to notice them – until now.
Places | Hiring and workforce | 5 Mar The startup helping to manage millennials Engaging the millennial workforce is not just for big enterprises; startups are interested too.
Big Ideas | Payments | 26 Feb The Swedish startup taking on Apple Pay Fidesmo wants to enable your watch — or any other object really — to make contactless payments.
Voices | Software | 20 Feb The perils of social impact from afar An increasing number of European startups are looking to make big social change. But should they be based in Europe?
