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Making superhumans of us all

by Total Telecom Staff | Mar 20, 2023

Dutch startup OPT/NET creates AI products for a variety of critical and data-intensive industries, but far from replacing humans, they want to make them superhuman with AI-assistance.

Putting users in charge of online privacy

by Total Telecom Staff | Mar 17, 2023

Enthusiast founded Dutch startup, Usafe, is setting out to reclaim online privacy from tech giants and give it back to the user

DeWi relies on thousands of individual contributions to create holistic, ubiquitous networks.

by Harry Baldock | Mar 14, 2023

Pioneers of the decentralized wireless (DeWi) movement have been described as a new generation of telecom cowboys. We meet one of them, Houston startup LongFi Solutions

Startup Story: netElastic

by Total Telecom Staff | Feb 14, 2023

netElastic are a Calafornian software company providing high-performance routing solutions for service providers. They will be in the Startup Village at Connected America

Leading the charge – joining the EV brigade

by Total Telecom Staff | Nov 30, 2022

Munich based Chargd provides a software platform to streamline fleet operations and enable fleet managers to make data driven decisions.

Meta-worse – is a brave new world on the Horizon?

by Rob Chambers | Oct 10, 2022

A year ago Mark Zuckerberg bet the farm on making Facebook the metaverse company, but is Meta’s $70 billion gamble paying off?

Startup Stories: it’s a noisy life

by Total Telecom Staff | Sep 29, 2022

Birmingham based startup have developed sound classification algorithms to detect a wide range of sounds to improve healthy, safety, security and comfort

Startup Stories: prioritising the vulnerabilities that will hurt you most

by Total Telecom Staff | Sep 27, 2022

London based startup AppSec Phoenix is a platform that helps you identify which vulnerability is going to hurt you most by prioritising the vulnerabilities and using patent-pending AI and industry insight

Startup Stories: the new age of surveillance

by Rob Chambers | Sep 23, 2022

Historically video surveillance has been built on a complicated and expensive network of cables and low autonomy. TelWAI believes the future of surveillance is built on wireless mobile networks that can be rapidly deployed at low cost.