Every January, Las Vegas becomes THE place to be for all things tech, with some of the biggest players in the tech space, as well as a whole host of innovative startups, taking on the big city. On day two of CES, Startups Magazine interviewed a whole lot more startups. Here are just a few that we think you should know about!
Glasgow is aiming to become the largest Internet of Things (IoT) innovation hub in Europe following the launch of a £2.5 million public-private sector partnership.
Cost-effectiveness and adaptability are key priorities for employers when establishing a health and wellbeing support programme, as indicated by research from Towergate Health & Protection.
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Let’s Do Business Group has acquired the trademark for its campaign, ‘Start Up September’. Celebrating four years of month-long campaigns tailored to budding entrepreneurs, this acquisition is a significant achievement, cementing the company’s dedication to nurturing startups and supporting economic growth in the South East and East of England.
As many experts predicted this time last year, AI took the technology sector by storm and many businesses began implementing it into their operations. AI’s influence on the technology landscape is not something that can be disputed. Research has demonstrated that 77% of companies are either using or exploring the use of AI, and the global AI market is expected to reach $1.85 trillion by 2030.
Forest, one of London’s most cost-effective shared e-bike providers, is broadening its ‘Friends of the Forest’ discount programme to encompass individuals aged 60 and above.
Malta is a nation known for its historical and architectural sites and clear blue waters. But it is not only the beauty of Malta that puts it on the map.
Startups Magazine is excited to announce that we will once again be exhibiting at ISE, taking place at the Fira de Barcelona Gran Via in Barcelona from 30th January – 2nd February. If you’re attending the show, come by Stand CS212 to pick up a copy of our latest magazine and brand-new Survival Guide, and have a chat with the team!
Bumper, a fintech company specialising in flexible car repair payments, has successfully completed a substantial Series B fundraising round, securing $48 million / €46 million / £40 million. This funding will fuel Bumper’s expansion plans.
Research by STX Next, a software development company in Europe specialising in Python, has uncovered that 47% of businesses have incorporated machine learning (ML) into their business processes.
Anglo Scottish Asset Finance, based in Durham has shared the news of its recently completed management buyout (MBO), marking a significant step in regaining control of the business.
Nuwa, the creators of the world’s most advanced pen that transforms every handwritten word or note into digital format, has hit a significant milestone.
According to a recent survey by Capital on Tap, nearly one in five (18%) orders placed with small businesses in the UK are returned. And with 86% of UK adults set to have brought Christmas gifts over the festive period, businesses can now expect an even higher volume of returns from the rush of the holiday season.
Investment platform Lightyear experienced a significant year of investment activity in 2023, witnessing nearly a 20% month-on-month growth in assets under management (AUM).
The legal sector’s growing interest in generative AI has led Robin AI, an AI-powered legal assistant, to secure $26 million in new funding. This Series B funding round was spearheaded by Temasek, a global investment company based in Singapore, and included contributions from QuantumLight, Plural, and AFG Partners.
Minderful, celebrated for its contributions to mental wellness, has recently unveiled a collaboration with Startup 2 Standup, a supportive community for entrepreneurs. This partnership is set to tackle mental health challenges prevalent among founders, offering specialised support.
Recent findings from Geek Retreat, a retailer and gaming café renowned for its geek culture, indicate a significant rise in entrepreneurship in Britain. Over the past decade, 15% of Brits have established their own businesses, with 44% of these ventures starting in the last three years.
Two of London’s biggest startup events teams are preparing what is set to be the city’s largest-ever demo day, bringing founders and investors together like never before.
A recent survey conducted by Peninsula Group, involving 79,000 SMEs from five countries – Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, and the UK – aimed to identify the primary concerns and objectives of employers in 2024. The survey’s findings revealed a notable shift in business priorities, influenced by the challenging economic landscape globally.
