TOP 100 Swiss Startups presents success story
Schlieren ZH – The TOP 100 Swiss Startups Platform organized by Venturelab in Schlieren is celebrating its successes over the past ten years. The special anniversary publication highlights the 438 startups that have created 11,100 jobs and raised 6.1 billion Swiss francs in the last decade.
Crypto Valley home to ever more unicorns
Zug – The number of blockchain companies in Switzerland and Liechtenstein has increased once more in the second half of 2020 and is now 960. Over the same period, the number of unicorns has also almost doubled to 11 companies.
Successful test of COVID-19 drug
Schlieren ZH – The biopharmaceutical company Molecular Partners has successfully tested its COVID-19 drug ensovibep on volunteers. It shows a therapeutic and preventative effect in addition to being safe and well-tolerated.
SEBA and partners develope gold token
Zug – Together with its partners Argor-Heraeus and aXedras, SEBA Bank has drawn up plans to issue a form of gold token. This is to be backed by responsibly sourced gold. With this, SEBA Bank is seeking to set a new standard within the stablecoin sector.
Sights on food tech innovations
Lugano TI - Barilla and Lavazza have joined the Lifestyle-Tech Competence Center, a hub for research and development. Together with firms such as Microsoft, UBS, Accenture and Loomish, they will be launching the international “Food-Tech Innovation Award – Retail Edition” for start-ups.
ETH Zurich a global leader in geoscience
Zurich – The Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich (ETH) ranks among the global top ten across a total of 15 different academic disciplines. In fact, the ETH remains in top spot for Earth & Marine Sciences, Geology and Geophysics. Overall, Switzerland is the third-best academic location in the world.
Momenta Ventures invests in Axino
Solothurn – The Swiss venture capital company Momenta Ventures is investing in Axino and has named Mario Vögeli as the new CEO. Axino supports food retailers in the digitization and automation of quality management.
SBB implements artificial intelligence
Zurich – SBB (Swiss Federal Railways) will use artificial intelligence for the maintenance of its rail network in future. LatticeFlow, a spin-off from the ETH, is providing the technology for this. Siemens is also involved in the project.
Kuros Biosciences signs new agreements
Schlieren ZH – Kuros Biosciences has signed sales and distribution agreements covering Switzerland, the Netherlands, Austria and Finland for its MagnetOs bone graft. An agreement already exists for the United Kingdom and Ireland.
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