OneFit, a startup providing unlimited membership to health & fitness, received 850.000 euro from Dutch VC Peak Capital and angel investor Roelof Borggreve.

DashTag, which created a sports sensor for amateur team sports players, received a 250.000 euro investment from a private investor and a Leapfunder campaign.

The B2B marketplace for empty space in trucks Quicargo received a 450.000 euro seed investment from Hebo Investments and several private investors.

Eindhoven-based Cyber Security specialist SecurityMatters has secured their financial matters for the foreseeable future, as the scaleup has raised an impressive amount of funding from several VC’s.

Dutch business incubator B.Amsterdam is opening a location at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.

B.Amsterdam, which oversees product design, hardware and tech companies, will open a 100,000 s/f facility in the complex.

Europe continues to test the waters of shared vehicle ownership models, and the Amber One is a car designed to help eliminate the huge amount of time our own vehicles currently spend idle.

The Netherlands and Belgium are neighbors, but they share more than a border.  They both have incredible entrepreneurial energies that produce thousands of startups each year.

The Internet is a teeming tangle of billions of pages, where brilliant information is buried in dubious content. The new Dutch startup DOT.world, a spinoff company from the University of Twente, has a modest goal: To change all that.

On the Marineterrein in Amsterdam this summer rose VR Base - a newly formed accelerator, incubator, community and testbed aimed at the VR sector.

Innovative startups will continue to receive government support in 2017 to enable them to grow to scale-ups and beyond.

You probably have heard of incubators and accelerators before. In fact, they have turned into somewhat of a buzz words in the startup ecosystem. But do you know what the difference is between the two?

While hockey stick growth is every founder’s dream, it’s not the only (or most common) way startups grow. Figure out what sustainable growth looks like for your business.

Startups want to become successful and investors want to invest in successful startups. But how can one estimate which startup is likely to become successful and how can one develop strategies to increase the probability of startup success?

The Netherlands has approximately 400 train stations. NS and ProRail want to make the stations even more sustainable, considering how energy is consumed, how waste is processed and how people connect with one another. Does your startup offer a potential solution? Register now before Oct 13 to enter the Green Hub!