What if the heat generated by the computers in your home could be put to good use rather than going to waste? The Netherlands’ Nerdalize believes the solution could be in the cloud.
Nerdalize wants to heat your home with computer servers
Full speed ahead: When it comes to connected car technology, Europe is among the best in class
Bo Ilsoe, a partner at investment firm Nokia Growth Partners, is a big believer in the ‘connected car’ movement. In this guest post, he gives an overview of what’s happening in Europe on that front.
IoT Shifts and the eternal (but real) promise of the Internet of Things
A report on the recently held IoT Shifts conference by contributor Jaime Novoa.
Data Natives, the tech conference for the data-driven generation, comes to Berlin
Data Natives, the conference focused on how data is driving the future through the Internet of Things, Big Data and FinTech, takes place in Berlin November 19 – 20.
Germany’s KIWI wants to open doors across Europe
Berlin-based startup KIWI wants to replace your keyring with nifty wireless technology. It has already scored funding, partnerships and customers – Jonathan Keane explores what comes next.
Alcatel-Lucent CTO: “I don’t really believe in the Internet of Things for consumers” (video interview)
Two weeks ago, Tech.eu had the opportunity to sit down with Alcatel-Lucent CTO and Bell Labs president Marcus Weldon in its offices in Antwerp, Belgium, for an interesting chat and video interview.
Cisco, Deutsche Telekom and Intel unite to kickstart an IoT startup accelerator in the EMEA region
Three tech giants – Intel, Deutsche Telekom and Cisco – have created a joint accelerator program and are giving promising IoT startups from the EMEA region a chance to participate, no strings attached.