Jasmine Anteunis Jasmine Anteunis is a French tech entrepreneur-turned Chief Product Officer at SAP, the German multinational software developer. Ms. Anteunis began her journey at SAP by co-founding a startup called RecastAI, a platform for developers to easily build chatbots for companies. The startup was acquired by SAP in 2018 and Ms. Anteunis took on ... Read more ›
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The last decade has seen a fast track to digitization, significantly raising the value of data in enterprises. According to McKinsey Global Institute, data-driven organizations are not only 23 times more likely to acquire customers, but they’re also 19 times more likely to be profitable. While this has seen businesses expanding their artillery of data ... Read more ›
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The brand-new fintech startup investfox is all set to revolutionize the investment industry with powerful filters and a hard-core commitment to bringing transparency back to the online review space. The company’s main goal is to simplify the process of choosing investment companies and opportunities by giving people access to unbiased expert reviews and simultaneously serving ... Read more ›
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The complexity of modern websites has grown significantly over the past few years. The increased demand for high-quality, industry-standard designs further intensifies the challenges faced by frontend developers. Today, even frontend apps need some architectural considerations to streamline the development process. In my previous article, I shared my experience implementing the clean architecture approach in front-end ... Read more ›
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In Adelaide, Australia, the global think-tank Horasis will host it’s annual India Meeting on November 26-27, which will feature a number of European leaders as key speakers. Founded by Dr. Frank Jürgen-Richter in 2005, Horasis has become a leading forum for discussion and knowledge sharing between developed and emerging markets. Speakers from Europe include: • ... Read more ›
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Anthropic announced a $30 billion funding round on February 12, which valued the company at $380 billion. But the same day, the company made another move that reveals a deeper question about its identity: a $20 million contribution to Public First Action, a bipartisan group supporting policymakers who want federal guardrails around AI. The announcements capture a tension ... Read more ›
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Imagine your accountant proudly says: “I did your corporate tax return using nothing but a pencil and my own sheer grit and willpower. No calculators. No Excel. No software.” You would not be impressed.You would beterrified. You’d slowly back out of the office, because this is a person who is absolutely going to get you ... Read more ›
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Cargo bikes can deliver twice as many parcels as vans in crowded city streets, at a tenth of the cost and with nearly no emissions. Yet, across major European cities, they account for only a fraction of deliveries. Why the gap? 150sec spoke with Nicolas Collignon, co-founder of Kale AI, an urban logistics startup that ... Read more ›
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When Aleyna Gültekin began her architectural studies in Turkey, her education revolved around functionality and aesthetics. Sustainability, however, was barely part of the conversation. It wasn’t until she arrived in Barcelona to complete her master’s at the Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia that she discovered the construction industry is responsible for roughly one third ... Read more ›
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For a high-growth AI startup, the leap from serving early adopters to locking in massive corporate contracts often requires a completely different kind of boardroom DNA. Prezent AI is making a highly calculated move to capture that lucrative top-tier market share, announcing today that seasoned technology executive Tony Colon has joined its Senior Executive Board. ... Read more ›
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Milan, Italy – Switzerland is using this year’s Winter Olympic Games in northern Italy to pitch its expertise in wearables, training tools, and equipment designed to elevate performance. Meanwhile, elite athletes are turning to Swiss innovations for a competitive edge, fueling the country’s rise as a hub for sport tech entrepreneurs; researchers and startups already ... Read more ›
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A study released by UK-based financial services comparison platform Confused.com in January found that 59% of Brits are using AI for medical self-diagnosis – and 20% even using ChatGPT as their mental health therapist.  In terms of use cases, 63% of people in the UK use AI to search for physical or mental symptoms, while ... Read more ›
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China is preparing to deploy new units of humanoid robots at the Fangchenggang border crossing in Guangxi, along its frontier with Vietnam. Developed by Shenzhen-based UBTech Robotics, the machines are intended to support patrol, inspection and logistics operations at the busy transit hub, with officials claiming they will assist with crowd guidance, inspections and on-the-ground ... Read more ›
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Brussels wrote the world’s most extensive AI rulebook in 2024, and now the European Commission is seeking to ensure that it can actually be used – without grinding deployment to a halt.  The EU AI Act entered into force on August 1, 2024, framed as a global beacon of safety and rights. “I believe it’s ... Read more ›
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In 2008, Milda Mitkutė, co-founder of Vinted, faced a seemingly simple dilemma: she was moving and had too many clothes to take with her. A friend, Justas Janauskas, offered to help, and built a website so that Mitkutė could give them away to friends. What followed was far from simple: such a modest solution became ... Read more ›
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Technology companies from every corner of the globe gather in Las Vegas for the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) every January. The trade show, billed by the organisers as “the most powerful tech event in the world”, is often the first place where the latest innovations are showcased to a global audience before breaking through to ... Read more ›
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Do you remember the “Enterprise Cloud Rush” around 2015? We treated the hyperscaler cloud like an infinite dumpster for our data. Every sensor in the hospital, every vibration reading from a five-axis CNC machine, every transaction log in the bank. We piped it all to AWS S3 buckets or Azure Blob Storage. We proudly called ... Read more ›
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London-based AI startup Polaron announced on February 3 it has raised $8 million USD in funding to build the “intelligence layer for materials science.” Impact-focused VC Racine2 led the round, with participation from Speedinvest and Futurepresent. Imperial College London spun out Polaron in 2023, co-founded by CEO Isaac Squires, CTO Steve Kench, and Chief Scientist ... Read more ›
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Women in the technology field – and deep tech in particular – face higher risk of job displacement due to AI and automation, according to a recent City of London Corporation report. This comes as a warning as Europe grapples with a persistent gender gap in the field. In 2022, women accounted for almost one-third ... Read more ›
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Dublin-based AI startup Airrived launched from stealth on February 3 with $6.1 million USD in seed funding for its agentic AI solution, designed to automate workflows across enterprise cybersecurity, IT, and business operations. Cannage Capital led the funding round with participation from Plug and Play Ventures, Rebellion Ventures, and Inner Loop Capital. Airrived’s flagship product ... Read more ›
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