Top news of the week: 04.01.2023.
European tech in 2022: The year in data
In 2022, European tech was defined by layoffs and less funding, though early-stage startups fared better. Fintech was the best-funded sector.
This Week in European Tech: Meta buys Luxexcel, Aerones nabs $38.9 million, Infineon ready to spend billions of euros on take-overs, and more
Here's a roundup of this week's biggest European Tech funding rounds, exits, 'other news' that you might have missed, and a compendium of must-read articles on all things #EUtech.
What are the new EU policies startups should watch out for in 2023?
From the Data Act to the European Innovation Agenda, here's what startups can expect from EU policymakers in the next 12 months.
Can CEE keep up the pace after a strong 2022? 9 predictions for the region
What’s in store for central and eastern Europe tech and startups in 2023? We asked the experts to find out
Here’s how much startup founders are paying themselves in Europe
How much do startup founders pay themselves in Europe? VC Creandum and conference Slush surveyed 650 founders about their salary.
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Albert (publ) (Gothenburg, digital learning subscription service for kids and teens) acquired the 2 Swedish startups Strawbees and Film och Skola, as well as the French edtech …
Spain to be flooded with digital nomads and ChatGPT to threaten job security: Sifted predictions for European tech in 2023
From layoffs and longevity to digital nomadism and ChatGPT, Sifted journalists share their predictions for European tech in 2023.