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Abu Dhabi: An Abu Dhabi-based startup is working to place more than 100 people of determination across the region in equal-paying and progressive jobs this year. The startup, ImInclusive, connects people of determination with inclusive employers and also provide free upskilling, interview preparations and learning pathways for candidates. Started by 27-year-old Pakistani expatriate Hafsa Qadeer, […]

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After making a name for itself detecting anomalies at self-service supermarket registers, Melbourne-based computer vision and automation startup Black.ai will strengthen its market diversification, insights and team thanks to a $5.4 million seed-plus round led by Jelix Ventures. Founded in 2016, Black.ai’s camera-agnost

With the launch of a $135 million funding round, Echodyne is tackling the radar market with defense, security, and autonomy in mind.

Welcome to Startups Weekly, a fresh human-first take on this week’s startup news and trends. To get this in your inbox, subscribe here. Just as one company’s success shouldn’t cast a halo on its vertical’s brethren, one company’s layoffs don’t quite mean that its competitors are equally screwed. Instead, I think that changes within a

Edive, an ed-tech startup based in Bangladesh, has recently raised USD 50,000 in pre-seed investment. 4 Bangladeshi technology investors with a collective experience of 20 years in the industry, led the investment round. The investors are: Tanvir Ahmed, It Business Consultant, Edmonton, Canada; Mohammad Ibrahim, Computer Engineer, ADNOC Offshore, UAE; Muhammad Mainul Hossain, CEO, TechOptions;

The phrase “nuclear energy” conjures images of large steaming towers or Tony Stark’s arc reactor from the iconic “Iron Man” movies. But two Seattle-based startups are designing nuclear technologies small enough to pick up and carry that, thanks in part to buy-in from the Defense Department, they hope will fuel a new generation of spaceships.

Hi Quartz Africa readers, In the past, a country’s—or even a continent’s—wealth depended on who got to exploit its natural resources. In the 21st century, an internet user’s browser history, music playlists, and social media habits can be worth as much as oil or gold. “Data is the fuel of digitization,” said Deloitte risk advisory

Israeli biotech startup SpotitEarly recently raised $6.2 million – in a funding round led by Hanaco Ventures – to further develop its technique of detecting cancers early with the olfactory ability of dogs. Using a combination of algorithms and artificial intelligence using the sense of smell of dogs, the firm’s technology can detect the presence