DLD Tel Aviv 2014
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Israel Innovation Seminar pt.1 | Pekka Roine, Adam Fisher, Yahal Zilka, Astorre Modena, Gadi Mazor, Imre Hild, Robert Cohen | 13m |
Panelists list actual deals, mechanics and numbers: a partner reports ~20 Israeli startups and ~$200M invested over seven years; a fund cites 49 investments… | ||
| Israel Innovation Seminar pt.2 | Pekka Roine, Adam Fisher, Yahal Zilka, Astorre Modena, Gadi Mazor, Imre Hild, Robert Cohen | 19m |
Greek VC ecosystem rebuilds from scratch with a 100 million group split across three sector funds (ICT small fund €15M, tickets up to €750k), reports 30+… | ||
| Israel Innovation Seminar pt.3 | Pekka Roine, Adam Fisher, Yahal Zilka, Astorre Modena, Gadi Mazor, Imre Hild, Robert Cohen | 18m |
Angel investing in Israel shifts from cash to hands‑on support, with many angels preferring direct founder work not board seats and warning that $300k rarely… | ||
| Israel Innovation - Welcome | Yossi Vardi, Avi Hasson, Lars Faaborg Andersen | 18m |
Welcome remarks list concrete metrics and changes: this is the fourth EU‑Israel seminar, about 50 European reps from 15 states and ~60 Israeli colleagues… | ||
| Israel Innovation Seminar pt.5 | Pekka Roine, Adam Fisher, Yahal Zilka, Astorre Modena, Gadi Mazor, Imre Hild, Robert Cohen | 18m |
Investors describe choosing sale over follow‑on funding to avoid dilution, citing a case where an early $300M offer is declined and the stake is later sold… | ||
| Israel Innovation Seminar pt.6 | Pekka Roine, Adam Fisher, Yahal Zilka, Astorre Modena, Gadi Mazor, Imre Hild, Robert Cohen | 15m |
Energy startups shift profit and control from utilities by combining ICT with hardware to cut costs and add transparency, pushing distributed generation (solar… | ||
| Israel Innovation Seminar pt.7 | Pekka Roine, Adam Fisher, Yahal Zilka, Astorre Modena, Gadi Mazor, Imre Hild, Robert Cohen | 09m |
Strategic corporate investors often offer better terms for scarce capital but carry long-term conflicts — an Intel board conflict surfaces when an investor… | ||
| Innovation Festival - Fundraising Experience pt.1 | Victor Rosenman, Chris Yerbey, Itzik Frid, Ehab Farah, Abdul Malik Al Jaber | 19m |
Panel lays out concrete funding paths: EU programs (Framework, RSFF) and structural funds are usable by Israel, and one startup case explains pricing-company… | ||
| Innovation Festival - Fundraising Experience pt 2 | Victor Rosenman, Chris Yerbey, Itzik Frid, Ehab Farah, Abdul Malik Al Jaber | 19m |
Company raises $6M from an Australian VC after simplifying cap table, months of pre-built due diligence materials and a US/Europe roadshow; advice is to pick… | ||
| Innovation Festival - Fundraising Experience pt 3 | Victor Rosenman, Chris Yerbey, Itzik Frid, Ehab Farah, Abdul Malik Al Jaber | 20m |
A 20 percent Arab minority in Israel shows workforce representation at 13 percent, poverty above 40 percent, high‑tech under 3 percent and GDP contribution… | ||
| Innovation Festival - Fundraising Experience pt 4 | Victor Rosenman, Chris Yerbey, Itzik Frid, Ehab Farah, Abdul Malik Al Jaber | 20m |
Argues that venture capital follows entrepreneurs, so the missing pieces are trained founders and trained VCs, not money — Hungary’s Jeremie program floods… | ||
| Innovation Festival - Fundraising Experience pt 5 | Victor Rosenman, Chris Yerbey, Itzik Frid, Ehab Farah, Abdul Malik Al Jaber | 16m |
Israeli Chief Scientist runs an R&D fund with a $400 million budget that gives 30–50% matching grants, covers hard science areas VCs avoid, and requires… | ||
| FinTech pt.1 | Klier, Yoav Schreiber, Yoav Zurel, Uri Gruenbaum, Eran Drukman, Sveinn Valfells | 17m |
Panelists present concrete products and results: a data warehouse that processes analytics 50x faster, ~3x cheaper by combining GPU acceleration with… | ||
| FinTech pt.2 | Klier, Yoav Schreiber, Yoav Zurel, Uri Gruenbaum, Eran Drukman, Sveinn Valfells | 16m |
Bank Leumi puts digital front and runs an accelerator with The Elevator, piloting PTKS and Clarite inside the bank; a customer use case shows a one-time ATM… | ||
| FinTech pt.3 | Klier, Yoav Schreiber, Yoav Zurel, Uri Gruenbaum, Eran Drukman, Sveinn Valfells | 13m |
Panel claims 200–400 Israeli fintech startups and describes a product that actually ships: a new-generation web analytics engine that produces reports from… | ||
| FinTech pt.4 | Klier, Yoav Schreiber, Yoav Zurel, Uri Gruenbaum, Eran Drukman, Sveinn Valfells | 19m |
Panel describes concrete city tactics: running a live Evolero event wall that pulls tweets via the #dldTelAviv hashtag, building tech hubs like iHub that use… | ||
| Funding Models pt.1 | Jeremie Berrebi, Yifat Oron, Marc Rosenbaum, Yoav Chelouche, Yossi Beinart | 16m |
Plan to create a new pathway for Israeli scaleups to list on public markets with the stock exchange, securities authority and finance ministry offering… | ||
| Funding Models pt.2 | Jeremie Berrebi, Yifat Oron, Marc Rosenbaum, Yoav Chelouche, Yossi Beinart | 17m |
More technology companies go public in H1 2014 than in all of 2013, with 30% cross-border IPOs and Mobileye as a mega-IPO example, while a surprising lack of… | ||
| Funding Models pt.3 | Jeremie Berrebi, Yifat Oron, Marc Rosenbaum, Yoav Chelouche, Yossi Beinart | 17m |
Claims that series A gap is the biggest problem globally, requiring demonstrable product‑market fit, revenue ramp and growth rather than just concept; angel… | ||
| Make an Amazing World pt.1 | Yair Moshe, Yonatan Wexler, Guy Hoffman, Ronit Satchi-Fainaro | 20m |
Autopsy data show tiny lesions in many people — 16,000 autopsies found ~39% of women with micro breast lesions, ~46% of men with prostate ones, near-universal… | ||
| Make an Amazing World pt.2 | Yair Moshe, Yonatan Wexler, Guy Hoffman, Ronit Satchi-Fainaro | 20m |
A pocket smart camera called OrCam is shown reading text, recognizing faces and reads banknotes and text in real time via bone‑conduction audio — demo… | ||
| Cities - Cracking the Innovation Code pt.1 | Agustin Cordon, Glenn Fogel, Pekka Roine, Bertrand Serp, Gary Shapiro, Maissa Ballout Shamshoum | 19m |
Cities face concrete fights: regulators block services (a court bars Uber in Germany; Airbnb violates rules in New York, Amsterdam, Paris, San Francisco), ad… | ||
| Cities - Cracking the Innovation Code pt.2 | Agustin Cordon, Glenn Fogel, Pekka Roine, Bertrand Serp, Gary Shapiro, Maissa Ballout Shamshoum | 17m |
Cities get judged by concrete services: subway clocks versus location apps, passport control wait times, online permits, and whether municipal IT projects run… | ||
| Let's DLD Tel Aviv | Yossi Vardi, Paul-Bernhard Kallen, Ron Huldai, Amnon Neubach, David Brodet | 19m |
Opening ceremony sets concrete metrics and commitments: a record 1300 international attendees, about 70 free public events during Innovation Week, and a claim… | ||
| Fireside Chat pt.1 | Shimon Peres, Yossi Vardi | 18m |
A team of Technion undergrads builds a working augmented reality pinball: a projected virtual ball interacts with real drawings and physical objects tracked by… | ||
| Fireside Chat pt.2 | Shimon Peres, Yossi Vardi | 07m |
Argues that peace comes from ushering the Middle East into the science and technology age, citing 250 million people region with 60% under 25 and proposing… | ||
| How to Grow a Start Up pt.1 | Al Jaber, Vitaly Sirota, Daniel Recanati, Marcos Battisti, Gilad Novik | 18m |
Advice centers on practical choices not buzzwords: choose partners carefully because personality clashes sink scaling companies, pick a clear market and decide… | ||
| How to Grow a Start Up pt.2 | Al Jaber, Vitaly Sirota, Daniel Recanati, Marcos Battisti, Gilad Novik | 17m |
Europe now runs roughly 70–80 accelerator programs, many companies still self-fund, and a post-2007/8 shock in Spain and elsewhere produces unexpected serial… | ||
| How to Grow a Start Up pt.3 | Al Jaber, Vitaly Sirota, Daniel Recanati, Marcos Battisti, Gilad Novik | 13m |
Panel reports the MENA startup scene moves from zero accelerators three years ago to multiple incubators, a few VC funds (one ~$100M, others $50M and $25M)… | ||
| Net Advertisement pt.1 | Yavin Gillmore, Enon Landenberg, Van Den Belt, Michael Bayle | 15m |
Panelists describe concrete moves: a publisher removes display ads and sees audience growth, a membership program signs 400,000 Times Plus subscribers and… | ||
| Net Advertisement pt.2 | Yavin Gillmore, Enon Landenberg, Van Den Belt, Michael Bayle | 14m |
Company SFBI builds products by starting from human problems not tech, incubating half its projects and then engineering the solution; a concrete result is a… | ||
| Beyond the Fridge pt.1 | Werner Vogels | 14m |
Cloud linked devices already stream raw data into analytics platforms and marketplaces rather than just displaying information. Examples: Amazon Dash linking… | ||
| Beyond the Fridge pt.2 | Werner Vogels | 14m |
Company DECconstruction deploys 50–100 sensors per site to stream humidity, noise and activity and produce a legal audit trail for concrete work. Philips… | ||
| The Future of Cyber Security pt.1 | Yaron Blachman, Nimrod Kozlovski, Matan Scharf, Menny Barzilay | 13m |
A rapid mix of cinema examples and technical warnings maps what actually happens next: scenes dissected include Matrix uses nmap/ssh to get root, Independence… | ||
| It's a Maker's World pt.1 | Liat Segal | 11m |
A robotic drumming installation connects 18 drums, 36 channels to live control via an iPad and mounts on power poles to turn wind‑and‑solar pavilion energy… | ||
| It's a Maker's World pt.2 | Limor Scheitzer | 09m |
Robos saavi sells 3D printers, scanners, CNC and sensors and uses Alibaba sourcing and cheap hobby parts to prototype humanoids quickly. A dancing robot… | ||
| It's a Maker's World pt.3 | Shai Abramson | 09m |
A staged promo for a fake three‑in‑one “robo-wow” draws real sales inquiries, proving consumers accept home robots as believable products; home robots now… | ||
| It's a Makers World pt.4 | Shai Abramson | 09m |
Survey of consumer robots compares working products and flops and names concrete hardware and numbers: grillbot and tele‑operated gutter cleaners exist but… | ||
| Reaching the Connected Consumer pt.1 | Marc Worth | 13m |
Stylus Media Group research profiles Generation Z as 5–19 year olds totaling about two billion who treat tech as oxygen—15% of UK children say they'd give up… | ||
| Reaching the Connected Consumer pt.2 | Marc Worth | 13m |
Claim: omnichannel is already outdated as consumers prize access, shareability and control. Examples show content made directly shoppable — Nike album with… | ||
| The E-Mall pt.1 | Shai Alfandary, Avi Kedmi, Doron Nir, Or Offer, Guy Schory, Asaf Tzadok | 17m |
SimilarWeb data shows small sellers exploding via Amazon Seller Central and Shopify while Israel’s top sites list is dominated by eBay, AliExpress and Amazon… | ||
| The E-Mall pt.2 | Shai Alfandary, Avi Kedmi, Doron Nir, Or Offer, Guy Schory, Asaf Tzadok | 15m |
Companies report working with about 8,500 customers and find social drives engagement but not clear ROI, while mobile shows measurable returns and lower… | ||
| The E-Mall pt.3 | Shai Alfandary, Avi Kedmi, Doron Nir, Or Offer, Guy Schory, Asaf Tzadok | 15m |
Claims concrete wins: a Salesforce SDK powers offline/online customer data and kiosk/iBeacon integrations so transactions and analytics sync to the backend… | ||
| Innovation is the Name of the Game pt.1 | András Hemberger, Daniel Seal, Yoram Yaacovi | 18m |
Xbox One launches in Israel with a retail demo and claims beyond pure gaming: apps like Twitch and Skype, split‑screen and a second‑screen API, HTML5/CSS3… | ||
| Innovation is the name of the Game pt.3 | András Hemberger, Daniel Seal, Yoram Yaacovi | 17m |
Microsoft reframes itself as a cloud and machine‑learning company with Azure as core infrastructure and Cortana as a personalization example, using on‑device… | ||
| Accelerators, Hubs, Shared Spaces, Nurseries - Engines for Innovation pt.1 | Nathalie Boulanger, Bruce Haymes, Frédéric Josue, Maurizio Rossi | 19m |
Top accelerators report concrete results: 2% exit rate from top US programs, 59% follow-on funding and roughly $1–$1.7M raised a year after graduation… | ||
| Innovation is the name of the Game pt.2 | András Hemberger, Daniel Seal, Yoram Yaacovi | 19m |
Argues that payments will detach payment from the card, letting any networked device hold credentials, while cash lingers but shrinks; cites corporate… | ||
| Accelerators, Hubs, Shared Spaces, Nurseries - Engines for Innovation pt.2 | Nathalie Boulanger, Bruce Haymes, Frédéric Josue, Maurizio Rossi | 16m |
Multiple accelerators describe concrete offers and outcomes: $100,000 and three- to six-month program for select teams; Chief Scientist incubator funding of… | ||
| Accelerators, Hubs, Shared Spaces, Nurseries - Engines for Innovation pt.3 | Nathalie Boulanger, Bruce Haymes, Frédéric Josue, Maurizio Rossi | 15m |
Shows how Israel’s public OCS program underwrites up to 85% of seed funding, accelerators commonly enforce a 2% acceptance rate, and corporate partners often… | ||
| Chairmen Dinner Welcome | 20m | |
Opening remarks list concrete logistics and wins: attendance hits 1350 international guests from about 71 countries, a roster of sponsors and a surprise that… | ||
| Non Stop Investments pt.2 | Vered Kirshner, Peter Jungen, Alexander Turkot, Amit Shafrir, Liz Wald | 19m |
Panel argues angel investing is distinct from crowdfunding because angels add entrepreneurial experience, networks and capital not just cash, and angel groups… | ||
| Non Stop Investments pt.3 | Vered Kirshner, Peter Jungen, Alexander Turkot, Amit Shafrir, Liz Wald | 18m |
Crowdfunding and cheap tools shift the investment signal: a claim that it now costs $22,000 to validate a concept (vs $100,000 fifteen years ago) and that… | ||
| Non Stop Investments pt.1 | Vered Kirshner, Peter Jungen, Alexander Turkot, Amit Shafrir, Liz Wald | 19m |
Crowdfunding moves from novelty to muscle: Indiegogo distributes millions weekly and opens a local office to source Israel hardware projects. Angel syndicates… | ||
| From Big Bird to Gangnam Style pt.1 | Lewis Bernstein, Bryant Chou, Hanan Laschover, Uri Levanon, Rene Rechtman | 18m |
Panel shows how TV moves from broadcast to platform-driven video: a nonprofit builds curriculum-tested segments that persist 45 years and reshape social… | ||
| From Big Bird to Gangnam Style pt.2 | Lewis Bernstein, Bryant Chou, Hanan Laschover, Uri Levanon, Rene Rechtman | 17m |
Claims that digital content wins: Vice builds local youth culture stories in China, reaches 600 million online users with 80% via mobile, and faces government… | ||
| From Big Bird to Gangnam Style pt.3 | Lewis Bernstein, Bryant Chou, Hanan Laschover, Uri Levanon, Rene Rechtman | 17m |
Maker Studios describes a tech stack (CMS + Insight) that vets 55,000 creators from pools of 1,500–25,000 applicants, approving a few hundred a day and selling… | ||
| Social Media - Did We Reach the Summit? pt.1 | Shaukat Shamim, Carole Zibi | 19m |
Social media reveals truth fast — an Instagram clip exposes Beyoncé lip-syncing, showing speed of verification. Businesses use social data to hire, market and… | ||
| Social Media - Did We Reach the Summit? pt.2 | Shaukat Shamim, Carole Zibi | 18m |
Argues that LinkedIn’s economy graph will match global talent to jobs, and that encouraging long‑form posts aims to “access the world’s knowledge.” Cites Deep… | ||
| The Great Laboratory pt.1 | Uri Aviv, Grenzfurthner, Daniel Lazo, Hannu Rajaniemi, Eran May-Raz | 20m |
Chain of concrete claims: HG Wells' 1914 The World Set Free describes small, continually exploding, airplane-delivered "artificial elements" that anticipate… | ||
| The Great Laboratory pt.3 | Uri Aviv, Grenzfurthner, Daniel Lazo, Hannu Rajaniemi, Eran May-Raz | 17m |
Cinema cannot easily show the new algorithmic world because drama depends on visible movement, so the claim is to translate abstract systems into emotional… | ||
| The Great Laboratory pt.2 | Uri Aviv, Grenzfurthner, Daniel Lazo, Hannu Rajaniemi, Eran May-Raz | 20m |
Argues that science fiction creates concrete design artifacts and social experiments: Intel uses science fiction prototyping to brief engineers, Make It So… | ||
| M&A Process pt.1 | Uri Alter, Netanel Davidi | 20m |
Company launches June 2011 to block software vulnerability exploitation rather than detect it, builds an endpoint product that complements network controls… | ||
| M&A Process pt.2 | Uri Alter, Netanel Davidi | 20m |
Negotiations prioritize maximizing the overall deal rather than any single term, yielding a commitment to keep a Development Center in Israel, $25 million a… | ||
| Of Ports and Portability in the Public Cloud | Shailesh Rao | 16m |
Argues that the next cloud wave prioritizes flexibility and optimization and gives concrete moves: Google open-sources Kubernetes to let Docker containers move… | ||
| FireSide Chat - Gaming | Yair Landau, Paul Eibeler | 20m |
Cloud gaming claims: Playcast streams full-console titles to TVs while playstation now streams catalog titles across devices. Big-money signals: Microsoft pays… | ||
| The Role of Multi National Companies in Israel pt.1 | Meir Brand, Gil Golan, Guy Horowitz, Yoelle Maarek, Arik Mimran | 18m |
Israel hosts 172,000 employees across multinationals producing about $30 billion a year, with activity up 144% in the last decade and 206 foreign R&D centers… | ||
| The Role of Multi National Companies in Israel pt.2 | Meir Brand, Gil Golan, Guy Horowitz, Yoelle Maarek, Arik Mimran | 18m |
IBM has an R&D presence in Israel since 1949 and a Haifa lab opened in 1972 that now numbers several hundred researchers, and multinationals report 13 Israeli… | ||
| FireSide Chat pt.1 | Tzipi Livni, Steffi Czerny | 15m |
Says the U.S.-brokered American framework lays out parameters for a final peace but Palestinians refuse to answer while Israel accepts it; negotiations remain… | ||
| FireSide Chat pt.2 | Tzipi Livni, Steffi Czerny | 14m |
Argues that rising fanaticism comes from religious recruiters exploiting young unemployed men and that fighting it requires an international military plus… | ||
| The Role of Multi National Companies in Israel pt.3 | Meir Brand, Gil Golan, Guy Horowitz, Yoelle Maarek, Arik Mimran | 20m |
Multinationals report engineer salaries via data-driven compensation surveys (Mercer/Watson Wyatt) so pay is comparable, and R&D centers provide disciplined… | ||
| Disruptive Innovators Under Attack pt.1 | Gary Shapiro | 16m |
A 5 to 4 court win for the VCR births an industry and proves legal precedent can make a technology survive; Airbnb grows from 4,000 to 120,000 users worldwide… | ||
| Disruptive Innovators Under Attack pt.2 | Gary Shapiro | 13m |
Driverless cars cut accidents by 95–98% fewer accidents, threatening roughly 2 million US driving jobs while Uber adds 50,000 new Uber drivers in a month and… | ||
| Disruptive Innovators Under Attack pt.3 | Gary Shapiro | 17m |
Argues privacy debates slow innovation and demands transparency and easy opt-out for consumer tech; predicts near-term acceleration in healthcare analytics and… | ||
| Raising Money for Early Stages Pt. 2 | P.Devost, E.Gura, S.Olmert, M.Goldberg | 19m |
Three entrepreneurs/investors—Phillipe Dewost, Eyal Gura and Shaul Olmert—discuss strategies for raising early-stage funding, moderated by Marc Goldberg. The… | ||
| The Irrationality of Marketing | Moran Cerf | 16m |
Consumer neuroscience claims that brain signals predict real enjoyment and can be used to shape pricing and packaging: fMRI shows a pleasure center lighting up… | ||
| Mobile Disrupt pt.1 | Kathrin Damian, Mustafa Ergen, Wolfgang Hisserich, Aleix Valls, Lilach Bar-David | 19m |
Panel argues Apple Pay finally consolidates fragmented players by bundling banks, card networks and retailers and thus accelerates NFC uptake, but counts it as… | ||
| Mobile Disrupt pt.2 | Kathrin Damian, Mustafa Ergen, Wolfgang Hisserich, Aleix Valls, Lilach Bar-David | 19m |
Panelists argue wearables show promise but fail early: drop-off after six months, poor battery life and weak value propositions. Payment gets traction because… | ||
| Mobile Disrupt pt.3 | Kathrin Damian, Mustafa Ergen, Wolfgang Hisserich, Aleix Valls, Lilach Bar-David | 28m |
Panel reports a startup already streaming from a phone and scaling to 20,000 concurrent viewers on 3G, cites a study claiming required capacity rises 16x every… | ||
| Extreme Science pt.1 | Moran Cerf | 19m |
Memory is not a static hard drive but a malleable system that changes each time a memory is retrieved, enabling deliberate memory reconsolidation through… | ||
| Extreme Science pt.2 | Simon Litsyn | 12m |
Claims a working 16-level (4-bit) flash cell architecture that reached production (2 GB devices) but was shelved after an acquisition, reports a chemical… | ||
| Extreme Science pt.3 | Omri Amirav-Drory | 14m |
Synthetic biology tools and numbers: DNA sequencing falls below $1,000 per genome, DNA synthesis cost is dropping but remains 6–8 orders of magnitude pricier… | ||
| GameIS | Nir Miretzky, Goldy G | 19m |
GameIS describes Israel’s gaming cluster as a small, export‑focused ecosystem with 86% smartphone, 95% of products aimed abroad, and an estimated $1.5B annual… | ||
| Cloud Gaming is Real: Talk and live Demo pt.1 | Yuval Noumark | 14m |
Live demo shows a cloud-streamed game running as a 720p stream with controller input sent back to servers, claiming console-like play and a four-hour session… | ||
| Cloud Gaming is Real: Talk and Live Demo pt.2 | Michael Rodeh | 12m |
Argues cloud gaming is practical now by combining low-latency routing, distributed infrastructure and video-first engagement: cites human reaction 100… | ||
| Rubiks Cube pt.1 | Shuka Bergman, Erno Rubik | 20m |
History of the cube: inventor solves it after several months while an enthusiast does it in four hours the first official world record in 1982 is 22.95 seconds… | ||
| Rubiks Cube pt.2 | Shuka Bergman, Erno Rubik | 16m |
Explains why the cube is simultaneously a toy, teaching aid, art object and research subject, and gives concrete numbers: about 350 competitions a year with… | ||
| State of the Game: Multi-talent Panel pt.1 | Yair Landau, Ali Paar, Michael O'Donnell | 20m |
Panel argues gaming is mainstream: acquisitions like Oculus by Facebook and Twitch by Amazon fuel platform bets and a rush of developer funding, while… | ||
| State of the Game: Multi-talent Panel pt.2 | Yair Landau, Ali Paar, Michael O'Donnell | 20m |
Argues that storefront gatekeepers matter (Apple/Google two-store limit) while ESRB shapes PC/console sales, notes Minecraft succeeds because it lets users… | ||
| The Future of Cyber Security pt.2 | Yaron Blachman, Nimrod Kozlovski, Matan Scharf, Menny Barzilay | 13m |
Connectivity becomes the core vulnerability: everything from phones to insulin pumps shares the same attack surface, and radio links let attackers pivot across… | ||
| Israel Innovation Seminar pt.4 | Pekka Roine, Adam Fisher, Yahal Zilka, Astorre Modena, Gadi Mazor, Imre Hild, Robert Cohen | 19m |
Hungary builds a VC ecosystem since 2009 with four rounds of Jeremy funds totaling over €300M and about 3,000 active entrepreneurs; market-first examples… | ||
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