Group 14 Technologies is betting on silicon batteries for super fast charging
https://youtu.be/FE_FhVsSm10 For decades, silicon batteries were a pipe dream. The product, a cross between a standard lithium battery and a form of silicon, has long been a goal for electrical engineers and materials scientists, but various issues, including physical stability, held the technology back. Now, silicon battery company Group 14...
Frankenburg confirms €30M funding to build more EU-made rockets
Nearly a month after Resilience Media broke the news that Frankenburg Technologies had raised more funding, today the Baltics-based startup...
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In the build-up to the Munich Security Conference (MSC), I finally read a book many had recommended. Carlo Masala’s ‘If...
Read moreDetailsThe second valley of death
Every founder knows about the first valley of death – that phase where you're doing everything possible to find your...
Read moreDetailsEurope’s cloud future is about collaboration
For years, data sovereignty had been treated as a theoretical concern – debated in policy circles yet usually deferred behind...
Read moreDetailsCapital under siege: Sanctions, supply chains and politics now drive VC decisions
For the last three decades, European venture capital has benefited from a grand assumption that rarely makes it into pitch...
Read moreDetailsGuest Post: Where are Europe’s female defence tech leaders?
Kraken Technology recently hired Erica Dill-Russell as its new chief commercial officer – a potential “trailblazer“ of a move in the market, given how...
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