Canadian agrifood startups have until June 15 to apply for a delegation trip to Warsaw, Poland, following a transatlantic partnership…
Read More
African Startups Are Sitting on a Competitive Weapon Most Founders Never Use
African tech startups aren't losing because they lack ideas — they're losing because the global playing field is uneven. Startups…
Read More
European Startups Race to Build AI That Acts, Not Just Answers, and One Paris Firm Is Leading the Charge
Europe's agentic AI sector is surging, with startups building systems that don't just generate content but actively plan, execute, and…
Read More
Europe’s Chips Act II Arrives May 27 With €80 Billion on the Line and a Bureaucracy Problem That Could Sink It
The European Commission is set to publish its Chips Act II proposal on May 27, building on the 2023 European…
Read More
How Startups Are Hiring Globally Without Opening a Single Foreign Office
Startups pursuing global expansion can leverage Employer of Record (EOR) providers to hire internationally without establishing local entities. Leading options…
Read More
Why Korean Startups Should Think Twice Before Jumping Into Horizon Europe
Despite South Korea's formal access to Horizon Europe, experts warn Korean startups against treating it as an immediate entry point.…
Read More
Billions Flow Into AI, Defence and Quantum as Tech Investors Double Down on Deep Tech
British company Iceotope raised $26 million, with CEO Simon Jesenko discussing the future of cold plates in data centres. The…
Read More
MBA Students Are Abandoning Corporate Internships for Startups and Nonprofits That Actually Teach Them to Lead
MBA students at top business schools are increasingly bypassing traditional corporate internships in favor of startups, non-profits, and project-based consulting…
Read More
South Korea Cracked Horizon Europe Access but the Real Door Remains Locked Behind Closed Consortium Deals
South Korea's entry into Horizon Europe grants Korean organizations formal access to one of the world's largest R&D funding programs.…
Read More
UK Government Ditches Palantir’s £10M Refugee System and Builds Its Own, Saving Millions While Reclaiming Full Data Control
The UK government has replaced a Palantir system managing the Homes for Ukraine refugee scheme with an in-house platform, saving…
Read More
