GenTwo revolutionizes structured products
Zurich – The fintech startup GenTwo has launched a platform for the issuance of structured products. It offers financial intermediaries individual securitization of different assets.
Scientists develop electronic rescue dog
Zurich – Researchers at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich have developed equipment that could be used to detect people by smell after an earthquake. It is the smallest and cheapest equipment of this kind ever made.
Mindfire inspiring research into AI
Zurich – Switzerland is to become a centre for research into artificial intelligence. To this end, the Mindfire Foundation is now bringing the world’s top talent together in Davos. A blockchain solution will be protecting the intellectual property of the experts.
Microsoft to make The Circle go digital
Zurich – Zurich Airport is collaborating with Microsoft on The Circle. The IT giant will help digitalize the new service centre, making it easier for tenants to communicate with customers.
Kaspersky to move data processing to Switzerland
Zurich – Kaspersky Lab is moving much of its customer data storage and processing from Russia to Switzerland, and will also open a data centre in Zurich. Its goal is to improve data security.
Crypto Valley gets its own venture capital firm
Zug – Blockchain Valley Ventures is a new venture capital firm for the Zug region. It will offer investment, financing and advisory services for startups in the blockchain industry.
Beekeeper is among the fastest growing companies in its industry
Zurich – One of the fastest growing companies worldwide in the Software as a Service (SaaS) industry is Beekeeper. The startup from the Greater Zurich Area has developed an app that integrates every single employee into a company’s communications system.
Starmind raises fresh funds
Zurich – Starmind has secured US$15 million in a financing round. The startup from the Greater Zurich Area is developing technology based on artificial intelligence that gathers all a company’s knowledge and makes it available to employees around the world.
Computer simulation for regenerative heart valves
Zurich – Researchers at the University of Zurich working in collaboration with international colleagues have successfully implanted regenerative heart valves into sheep for the first time. With the aid of computer simulations, it was possible to develop customised implants.
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