We spoke to Altair’s Country Manager for Israel, Sergi Chanukaev, about opportunities and challenges in the local startup scene and how Altair addresses them through its Startup Program.

Early-stage startups across all industries are invited to join MassChallenge Switzerland, the Swiss branch of the well known global Startup Accelerator. Apply by March 13th to benefit from world-class mentoring from 550+ industry experts, tailored programming, unrivalled access to 20+ corporate partners and up to CHF 1 million non-dilutive cash awards!

The best startup(s) will perform a Pilot Project with the industry leader – including access to 1.600 km of roads & more than 8 million clients. Startups with an MVP in place are invited to apply in three focus areas: Road Infrastructure, Tolling & Telematics, and New Mobility & Smart Cities!

Only last year, nearly $290 million were invested in the development of Ukrainian startups. We’re taking a look at how the country is making waves on a global scale:

This infographic outlines what was necessary regarding funding and the successful strategies used to carve out a new enterprise from something that was extant.

If you’re thinking about starting an EdTech startup, there are certainly some factors to keep in mind. We’ll walk you through the failure of 5 startups – and the lessons you can learn from them.

Established in May 2018 as part of Metsä Group, a forerunner in the sustainable bioeconomy, the Corporate Venture Capital arm Metsä Spring is looking for innovative, forest-based solutions to support with Series A investment as well as the Group’s expertise.

For its program, the accelerator will select 20 European companies from the fields of robotics linked to agri-food, healthcare, civil engineering, and manufacturing. Apply now for up to €223.000 in cash plus acceleration services!

As part of the merger, their company LetsBuild is closing a funding round from the existing investors which include Fortino, Inventure, Enern, Solar A/S and Nordic Makers.

Thinking about founding your startup in the UK? Though London might seem like the obvious choice, statistics indicate otherwise. Check out our infographic to learn more!

The Young Transatlantic Innovation Leaders Initiative (YTILI) empowers young European entrepreneurs and innovators with the tools, networks, and resources they need to grow their enterprise. To become a fellow, apply by January 4 (11 pm CET)!

As leaving the European Union is unprecedented, we have only forecasts to go on for the UK’s future. So far, here’s what changed:

The initiative looks to further develop the smart city challenge by the Slovak Ministry of Economy.

The Startup Program for hardware startups aims to accelerate technology commercialization and long-term collaboration through accurate simulation software and expert consulting. Apply now to fast forward your business!