Analysis | Corporate Innovation | 31 Mar AI to plug the $40bn patent black hole Companies spend a fortune just maintaining their patents every year but most don’t know if it's worth it
Analysis | Startup Life | 24 Mar Coronavirus: Which startups are winning and losing? Europe’s founders on how coronavirus has shaken their plans.
News | Corporate Innovation | 13 Mar How artificial intelligence is changing the game for banks Eigen Technologies, which uses small datasets to train its AI, has bagged deals with ING and Goldman Sachs.
Interview | Artificial Intelligence | 11 Mar The SoftBank-backed startup stopping Google robo-taxis from dominating Europe Goggo Network has raised millions to try and design the regulatory rulebook for self-driving cars in Europe.
Analysis | Startup Life | 10 Mar Top 30 French tech influencers to follow on Twitter If you want to understand French tech and startups, you need to follow these Twitter accounts.
Interview | Mobility | 4 Mar Self-driving cars: The long road ahead FiveAI has raised $41m to develop its self-driving car software — and realised quite how damn hard that will be.
Analysis | Healthtech | 2 Mar From robots to AI drugs, here are six tech startups fighting coronavirus Six founders talk about their cornavirus-fighting tech.
Analysis | Artificial Intelligence | 17 Feb “Bigger than DNA” — how AI is transforming the pharma industry Artificial intelligence can get new drugs to clinical trials 5x faster and could bring down industry costs by 30%.
Interview | Transport | 23 Jan This Hungarian startup is using off-the-shelf cameras and chips to kit out its self-driving cars The big companies are using Lidar cameras for their autonomous cars. But AImotive is taking a different approach.
Interview | Corporate Innovation | 21 Jan Selling to businesses is hard, selling to the military is harder 1,200 startups come to defense giant Thales each year to tap otherwise inaccessible army contracts. In turn, their technology means faster, cheaper military innovation.
Places | Cities | 3 Jan Why startups are relocating to Lisbon and what they’re finding behind the hype Three founders tell us why they moved their companies to the Portuguese capital, and how they feel about it now.
News | Analytics | 18 Dec Pexxi founder says venture capital funds are “painfully” clueless about birth control Investors are “afraid" of women's health, says Pexxi's Shardi Nahavandi. The femtech founder is building the world's first algorithm for oral birth control.
Analysis | Artificial Intelligence | 17 Dec Can AI make a better whisky than a human “nose”? Not quite yet. But here are some ways tech is changing the drinks industry.
News | Artificial Intelligence | 16 Dec DeepMind exec Andrew Eland leaves to launch startup The startup, called Diagonal Works, aims to find new ways to improve towns and cities with software.
News | Artificial Intelligence | 6 Dec DeepMind cofounder Mustafa Suleyman comes out of hiding Mustafa Suleyman announced on Twitter that he will be joining Google in January after spending 10 years at DeepMind.
Interview | Agriculture | 6 Dec Plantix cofounder wants investors to open their eyes to agtech With 1m users per month in India, Simone Strey runs the world’s largest agtech app. Yet, the cofounder and chief executive of Plantix says the work to help the world’s small-scale farmers is “never, ever done”.
