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Are mPOS really taking off? Looking into the mobile point of sale market
Various mPOS companies are trying to convince merchants and consumers that they are the way to go when it comes to payments. Is it really true?
Why Europe and London is a force in the world of fintech startups
According to CB Insights Europe is on pace to surpass Silicon Valley as a hub of fintech innovation. A sector that has attracted the attention of entrepreneurs, investors and also accelerators.
“What Spanish venture capital does is not exactly what VC is about”
Alex Barrera is the co-founder of tech.eu and director of Press42.com. We talked to him about the Spanish startup ecosystem. Is the situation in the country really improving?
Looking for VC in Spain? The most active venture capital firms
The Spanish startup ecosystem as a whole has improved over the past few years. There are still gaps to be filled, but money doesn't seem to be the issue anymore. We take a look at some of the biggest VC firms in Spain.
Is mobile gaming Europe’s biggest strength?
In the past few years Europe has become a mobile gaming hub for startups and entrepreneurs. We take a look at the main companies in the sector and the challenges they face.
“Venture Capital in Europe is undergoing an evolution. And it’s happening” Carlos Espinal, Seedcamp
Want to know more about Seedcamp, one of the best accelerators in Europe? We've interviewed Carlos Espinal, partner at the firm.
European Accelerators: the good, the bad and the ugly
Startup accelerators are cropping up like weeds in Europe. If you want to find out what an accelerator is and what they provide, continue reading.
5 facts to better understand the European startup ecosystem
The European technology ecosystem is still unknown to many outsiders. To higlight its strengths and weaknesses we take a look at the biggest startup and investment trends in the Eurozone.
The case for Europe
It is widely known that old Europe is a long way from Silicon Valley, or that there is a big difference between these two worlds. If a startup business wants to succeed it is recommended to be in Silicon Valley due to money flow and the fact that startups obtain superior assessments there, but, is that really true?