Romain Dillet

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Kate raises $7.6 million for its electric micro-cars

By: Romain Dillet

Kate has raised a $7.6 million funding round. It plans to use the funding to develop an alternative to regular cars.

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Proton announces Proton Pass, a password manager

By: Romain Dillet

Proton, the company behind Proton Mail and Proton VPN, is announcing a password manager called Proton Pass.

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Bastion is an all-in-one cybersecurity solution for small businesses

By: Romain Dillet

Bastion is a French startup that helps small companies tackle cybersecurity risks without too many complexities.

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Green-Got is a neobank for climate-conscious customers

By: Romain Dillet

French startup Green-Got is building an alternative to your traditional bank account with a focus on climate change.

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Logitech launches the Logitech G Cloud gaming handheld in Europe

By: Romain Dillet

Logitech is moving forward with its handheld gaming console focused on cloud gaming as the company is about to launch its device in Europe.

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Arrington Capital-backed group to acquire Celsius assets

By: Romain Dillet

The assets of the failed crypto lender Celsius Network are about to be acquired by a consortium led by investment firm Arrington Capital.

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First they worked in tandem, now they’re in an e-bike patent suit

By: Romain Dillet

eBikeLabs is suing Cowboy for patent infringement and, more generally, copying eBikeLabs’ technology in its latest feature, AdaptivePower.

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Dropbox-like cloud storage service Shadow Drive lowers its price

By: Romain Dillet

Shadow has decided to cut the price of its cloud storage service Shadow Drive. Users can now get 2TB of storage for €4.99 per month.

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Insify raises another $10.7 million for its business insurance startup

By: Romain Dillet

Amsterdam-based insurtech startup Insify has completed its Series A funding round with another €10 million.

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Pigment secures $88 million for its business planning tool that will make you forget about Excel

By: Romain Dillet

Pigment wants to take on Microsoft Excel and offer a business planning platform that works better than products from Oracle or SAP.