Artificial intelligence (AI) has changed and impacted many areas of our lives, including health care, fitness, and mental well-being. According to Fortune Business Insights, the global market for AI is predicted to grow from $62.35B in 2020 to $733.7B by 2027, highlighting its growing use. The introduction of AI-powered gadgets has drastically changed our approach to managing health and well-being.
14.08.2024
The French tech sector is fulfilling its long-held potential, and this is something that Europe’s venture capital investors should be excited about. For years, the narrative of European tech has focused on the UK and Germany.
14.08.2024
As part of our quick founder questions series – or QFQs – we spoke to Anna Vybornova and Dr Henry Blest, cofounders of Polari Group about medical science for the LGBTQIA+ community, being a polarising company and all things douche.
14.08.2024
As part of our quick founder questions series - or QFQs - we spoke to Jessica Leather, cofounder of Freja about alternatives to ultra-processed 'health' foods, becoming leaders in the bone broth market and the importance of authenticity and quality.
13.08.2024
Google’s announcement that its emissions are up by 48% in five years due to the energy demand of its data centres has brought the environmental damage of AI to the fore. Previously kept mostly out of the headlines, the vast amount of computing resources and energy this increasingly competitive and growing AI landscape is consuming is now being exposed.
13.08.2024
As the Great Return to Office (RTO) debate continues to rage across the UK, many workers are investing in new lunchboxes, planning in-office outfits, and preparing for the squeeze of a daily commute.
13.08.2024
OXCCU, a pioneer in carbon-to-value technology that transforms carbon dioxide into fuels, chemicals, and plastics has opened its groundbreaking demonstration plant, OX1, at Oxford Airport marking a major milestone in the production of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF).
12.08.2024
As part of our quick founder questions series – or QFQs – we spoke to Amardeep Parmar, cofounder of BAE HQ about making connections, remote working and building a network built on diversity.
10.08.2024
Scoring consistent business conversions is a tricky process in 2024. As brands navigate choppy online competition and aim to capture leads from demanding demographics, it’s no wonder that many are turning to helpful tools to enhance their success.
10.08.2024
The race against time and financial constraints is a constant struggle in the world of drug discovery. Developing life-saving medications and finding cures for debilitating diseases like cancer and degenerative conditions often requires years of painstaking research and immense financial resources.
09.08.2024
Every week, Maddyness brings you the latest investment news from the UK startup ecosystem. Here's a recap of this week's investments.
09.08.2024
Choosing to expand a startup internationally is a significant milestone within your business, marking a crucial step in its growth and development. However, making the right geographic decision is make or break for your scale up agenda.
08.08.2024
As part of our quick founder questions series - or QFQs - we spoke to Kai Zou, founder and CEO of NetMind about decentralised computational power to make AI accessible and affordable and a culture of exploration and innovation.
08.08.2024
You have the idea, skill, and spirit — now all you need is the funding. New businesses can only grow when they have adequate financial support, but where you acquire money for your new venture could determine whether your company survives and thrives or whether it dies a swift and painful death.
08.08.2024