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.
Crypto | 14 Feb The crypto detectives The startup Elliptic is on a mission to weed out the crypto-criminals — and the team are not afraid to get their hands dirty.
Health | 13 Feb After the holy grail of healthcare Digital health app Ada has ambitious plans to become the one-stop-shop for its users’ health.
VC | 12 Feb Rise of the machines in VC investing Can artificial intelligence find winning early-stage tech investments better than humans?
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.
AI | 6 Feb Okra AI is helping foster kids find stable homes Okra AI has a 93% accuracy rate of identifying foster matches that will not break down.
Investment | 5 Feb Warm introductions are bad for diversity Startups with all-female founding teams reap less benefits from warm introductions than all-male female founding teams.
AI | 5 Feb The startup helping you learn smarter Joel Hellermark is not afraid of sounding ambitious: he wants to use AI to personalise education.
Investment | 4 Feb Seeding success London-based investor Draper Esprit is growing its influence across Europe with an unusual strategy to back dozens of early-stage funds around the continent.
Investment | 1 Feb Startup hunting European investors – including Atomico and Backed VC – are developing new strategies for discovering promising companies earlier in their lifetime.
AI | 31 Jan Europe is losing the AI race Research in to artificial intelligence is led by institutions and companies in China, the US and South Korea.
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.
Work trends | 29 Jan Tech founder at 45? Then you are average Most tech founders are in their 40s, but still ageism is the second most common form of discrimination in the industry.
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.
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
Investment | 23 Jan Want to invest in startups? Your pensions may already be doing it Sweden has recently opened the floodgate for pension funds to invest in VC. In Germany, investment managers are looking elsewhere.
