At CES 2025, Startups Magazine’s Managing Editor, Paige West, interviewed Nicole Terry, Social Media Manager of Pelagion. The pair discussed the HydroBlade, the stand-up electric hydrofoil with steering capabilities, the inspiration behind the product, and the company’s goals for its CES appearance.

At CES 2025, Startups Magazine’s Paige West interviewed Gabi Muñoz, Head of Business Development at Augmental. They discussed how the technology works, the challenges the startup has faced along the way, and where the inspiration for the technology came from.

At CES 2025, Startups Magazine’s Paige West talks to Tim Balz, CEO and Founder of Kalogon.

TurmaFinTech, a new fintech startup helping US community banks bridge the technological gap, increase sales, beat customer churn, manage customer relationships, and provide targeted customer communications, has announced its launch.

At CES in Las Vegas, the startup ELHYTE specialising in the electrification of construction equipment will reveal E-CUBE, patented, interchangeable and universal battery compatible with all 2.5-ton compact mini-excavators on the market.

In a huge move for the UK’s advertising and technology sectors, Crumbless AI has joined forces with Cubet, a global tech innovator, to introduce the Autonomous Ads Agent – a solution that promises to end reliance on controversial cookie-based tracking. With the launch set for April 7th 2025, the waitlist for this revolutionary product is now open, but space is limited to just 100 priority spots.

Millions of people will set new year's resolutions this year, such as quitting smoking or drinking, or exercising regularly. Yet, research suggests nearly 50% of people will have failed their resolutions by the end of January. Is there finally a way to make people stick to their resolutions? This UK tech startup has a radical solution.

This is an exciting time for European agrifood and biomaterials biotech startups, with growth in the sector driven by rapid advancements in cellular agriculture, and bioengineering.

Leadership is the dynamic force that drives a company’s culture and its success. However, what works for one business doesn’t always work for another, especially when comparing the fast-paced, unpredictable world of startups with more structured, established organisations.

The startup ecosystem in 2024 has proven to be a hotbed of innovation, with emerging companies tackling global challenges and shaping the future of technology, sustainability, and industry.

Malmö is a city filled with innovation. It is home to almost 40,000 businesses, has a large proportion of international talent, and is Sweden’s youngest and fastest growing city. The city of Malmö fosters innovative companies, and plans on creating a ‘Startup District’ particularly for this reason.

Elemind, founded by researchers from MIT, has developed a headband that uses acoustic stimulation to move people into a sleep state.

Italian startup Artinoise, known for reimagining traditional musical instruments, has unveiled its latest innovation: Zefiro.

Intch, originally launched as a professional networking platform, has announced a strategic pivot to become a platform that connects top professionals with businesses for part-time roles.

PhysicsX, a London-based startup bringing the power of generative AI to enable breakthrough engineering in advanced industries, has launched the first Large Geometry Model (LGM) for aerospace engineering, LGM-Aero, and a publicly accessible reference application, Ai.rplane, to showcase its power in designing aero structures.

A spinout of the prestigious Oxford University, Gerald Mullally, CEO at Oxford Quantum Circuits, and his team at Oxford Quantum Circuits, are on a mission to democratise quantum computing and drive global innovation across various industries.

CELUS is on a mission to simplify and accelerate the electronics design process for the global engineering community through its deeptech AI-based solutions. The CELUS solution aims to innovate the electronic design process and bring it into the modern era.

Founded in 2017 by Co-Founder and CTO Dr Jim Bailey, PES Technologies has embarked on a journey to transform the agricultural sector.

In January 2020, I co-founded Alsama Project with Kadria Hussein, herself a Syrian refugee living in Lebanon. Based in the Shatila Refugee Camp in Beirut, we provide innovative education solutions for out-of-school refugees. Today around 880 students are enrolled across four non-formal education centres in camps in Lebanon.

While tech giants spend years and millions building internal developer platforms, most engineering teams are left with a painful choice: cobble together fragmented tools or build everything from scratch. Spotify introduced Backstage to help address this problem, but even after years of availability, it still requires significant setup time and ongoing maintenance – an investment of time and resources that most teams simply can’t afford.