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Epishine, a Swedish company at the forefront of organic solar cell technology, has secured €3.3 million in funding from the European Union. This significant investment will accelerate Epishine’s research and development efforts

Hello World! This is the first ever post on EU-Startups.com – the website which will cover innovative, tech-based and internet-related startups from across the European Union. If you’re a founder and would

Accounting for more than half of Europe’s GDP and employing 100 million people, the Commission has issued a package of initiatives to implement the New Industrial Strategy. Its goal is to lead

Nvidia (NVDA, Financials) filed a lawsuit against the European Commission, contesting an investigation into its $700 million acquisition of Israeli software firm Run:ai, Reuters said Monday. Filed at the General Court in

Not a day goes by without some confirmation that ​​deep tech is on the rise in Europe — and public and private capital investors are here for it. Latest case in point,

For European tech founders, the return of aggressive US trade tariffs marks a moment of strategic recalibration. A tariff is a government-imposed tax on imported goods or services. Tariffs are used to

This week, the first one of 2023, our research team tracked more than 115 tech funding deals worth over €1.1 billion, and over 20 exits, M&A transactions, rumours, and related news stories across Europe. As always,

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GitHub will soon allow cloud customers to store their code data in the European Union (EU), part of a growing push in the technology realm to meet regulatory requirements and customer expectations

Amazon’s recent cancellation of its iRobot deal reportedly has European startups worried. In a recent Financial Times (FT) opinion piece, Javier Espinoza writes that entrepreneurs are concerned that if regulatory pressure keeps one of the world’s