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02.06.22

Edtech Strive raises €100K to teach kids about cryptocurrency

The London-headquartered edtech Strive has raised €100,000 from the European fund Demium. The startup aims to teach kids about cryptocurrency, MamStartup reports. Strive is founded in 2020 by an international team of founders: Andrew Birt, Ivan Muck, and Magda Misiorny.

02.06.22

Ukrainian AI startup Eve.calls joins Google Cloud’s acceleration program

In March 2022, Google Cloud opened its first acceleration program for startups based in Europe and Israel called Google for Startups Accelerator: Cloud. The company has now selected 13 participants, and Ukrainian startup Eve.calls, a developer of an AI-powered voice assistant that

02.06.22

Grammarly opens a hub in Berlin and hires Ukrainians in Europe

Grammarly has announced the start of hiring in Europe and the opening of a new hub in Berlin. It is the fifth Grammarly hub. The company already has ones in Kyiv, San Francisco, New York, and Vancouver. The company embraces

01.06.22

War in Ukraine / May 31

The Molfar team sends a daily newsletter about the war in Ukraine. The editorial staff of AIN.Capital publishes the full version of the digest. You can subscribe to the newsletter here. Difficult situation in Severodonetsk Right now the heaviest battles are going on

01.06.22

Canva did not leave Russia at the start of the war, but has now changed its mind and withdrawn

At the beginning of the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine, the Australian graphic design business Canva condemned this aggression. But it stayed in the Russian market. On June 1, 2022, the company announced that it was leaving Russia. On March

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