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Message : Required fields The 'Rosetta Venture Challenge' is launched in collaboration with key stakeholders in the Israeli entrepreneurial ecosystem, such as the Azrieli College of Engineering Jerusalem and Start-Up Nation Central, one of Israel's leading organisations in the promotion of innovation. Participants will have to develop use business cases based on the Rosetta technology, which is able to create multiple use cases involving messaging services. The winning projects will be jointly incubated by the promoters of the challenge, enjoy their own funding and hav...

It's now ten years ago that Telefónica announced plans to launch a startup incubator and youth apprenticeship program across its European and Latin American footprint. In the intervening decade, the Spanish telco's Wayra division has invested almost €50 million (US$60 million) in 800 startups and helped create more than 10,000 jobs. Telefónica also noted that the investment has appreciated by more than 70% over this period, while 75 startups have now exited the Wayra portfolio. Irene Gómez, director of Connected Open Innovation, the Telefónica unit that integrates Wayra, said more than 2...

1.8 million euros were invested in 15 startups in Spain, 29% more than in the previous year. Countercraft, Ludus, Kymatio, Proppos, Humanox, Pridatec, Galgus, Alias Robots, Kenmei, Payflow and YBVR are the projects Wayra Spain invested in at its headquarters in Madrid and Barcelona, while Wayra X invested in Peoople, Blabla, Nannyfy and Suscrip. 2020 was also the year in which for the first time Telefónica acquired two startups partly owned by Wayra (Govertis and iHacklabs) with the aim of enhancing Telefónica Tech’s cybersecurity capabilities. Madrid: In 2020, Wayra, Telefónica’s open...

Posted February 4th, 2021 for Telefónica 1.8 million euros were invested in 15 startups in Spain, 29% more than in the previous year. Countercraft, Ludus, Kymatio, Proppos, Humanox, Pridatec, Galgus, Alias Robots, Kenmei, Payflow and YBVR are the projects Wayra Spain invested in at its headquarters in Madrid and Barcelona, while Wayra X invested in Peoople, Blabla, Nannyfy and Suscrip. 2020 was also the year in which for the first time Telefónica acquired two startups partly owned by Wayra (Govertis and iHacklabs) with the aim of enhancing Telefónica Tech’s cybersecurity capabilit...