News | Software | 15 Jul Slack-rival Element wins largest ever collaborative software deal The win points to the growing concern about privacy in communications around the world.
Analysis | 14 Jul How can we really make European startups more diverse? Four diversity champions across Europe share ideas for improving the tech sector
Sponsored Interview | Software | 10 Jul These European B2B & SaaS leaders share their recipes for success The founder of Qonto and chief executive at Red Points share what they’re focusing on to power growth in the coming months.
Analysis | Communities | 8 Jul Has coronavirus doomed coliving? Coliving was touted pre-pandemic as the future of urban living. But will the coronavirus make people rethink cohabiting with strangers?
Interview | Corporate Innovation | 7 Jul AB InBev launches beer tech to help pubs survive Coronavirus has made the pub a different kind of experience. AB InBev's Z Tech unit is creating systems to help the drinks industry cope.
Analysis | Startup Life | 6 Jul Berlin’s black tech workers face discrimination Despite its progressive image, Berlin is not a great place to be black and in tech.
Analysis | Venture Capital | 3 Jul Impact investors to know in Europe Meet the impact investors, fund managers and support groups shaking up Europe’s impact space and paving the way for a sustainable future.
News | Corporate Innovation | 30 Jun 64% of companies are cutting innovation budgets A survey of large French companies shows they are going for fewer projects but looking to scale them up faster.
Analysis | Healthtech | 30 Jun Is Germany ready for mental health tech? Covid-19 has accelerated mental health talk in a country that has long kept it under wraps.
Analysis | Policy | 25 Jun This new European law could make-or-break startups Startups will be directly affected by the Digital Services Act. They need to start talking to the Commission to help shape the policy.
Sponsored Places | Government | 23 Jun Luxembourg’s government joins forces with its startups Luxembourg is a launchpad for startups to expand internationally.
News | Deeptech | 22 Jun AImotive raises $20m to become Europe’s ‘largest VC-backed automated driving company’ Hungarian startup has raised over $70m as it looks for affordable and software-driven solutions to making autonomous driving a reality.
News | Agriculture | 22 Jun Connecterra gets €7.8m boost for connected cows A system that monitors cows wearing Fitbit-style sensors can help increase milk yield and decrease the amount of antibiotics used in dairy farming.
Interview | Consumer | 22 Jun Typology’s je ne sais quoi French online beauty brand Typology has launched in the UK — and founder Ning Li hopes it's just the first step towards global domination.
Sponsored Analysis | Funding | 19 Jun Why it’s not too early to think about an IPO Think an IPO is a million miles away for your startup or scaleup? Think again.
Analysis | Deeptech | 17 Jun Building a utopian Martian village in the Californian desert Interstellar Lab is building a prototype Mars settlement in California to research living on the red planet. Tourists could go for $6,000 a week.
