In a guest contribution (the first of three), Accel Partners’ Sonali De Rycker puts the spotlight on ‘the Nordic way’ of building global tech companies, through interviews.
Why Supercell’s founder wants to be the world’s least powerful CEO
Startup Spotlight: Dublin-based Voysis wants to build the dominant platform for voice recognition
The Irish startup has developed an API for companies to build their own voice control strategies, and recently hired Google’s former head of voice, Ian Hodson.
How Transformify is bridging the gap between socially responsible companies and remote workers
This London-based social venture is trying to reduce the collateral damage and job losses from business restructuring by making remote hiring fairer.
Ireland’s Sportdec wants to be the one stop shop for sports fans
This Dublin-based startup has set an ambitious goal for its app: to make it the one place sports fans go to for stats, scores, games, and betting.
How Perlego is making e-books cheaper for university students
Tech.eu had a chat with London-based Perlego about making textbooks more affordable for university students through digital subscriptions.
London-based Babylon Health is poised to take healthcare and GP visits in a digital direction
Several months on from a $25 million funding round, Babylon Health considers the future of AI and GPs in healthcare.
Cognitive Technologies is quietly joining the autonomous car technology buzz … from Russia
Cognitive Technologies is building proprietary autonomous car technology in Russia, and is poised for bigger things in 2017.