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Maximilian Ochs
ISPTech: Europe’s Answer to In-Space Mobility
First Momentum is doubling down on ISPTech by participating in its €5.5M Seed round. The Stuttgart-based company has spent a decade turning German Aerospace Center research into flight-ready propulsion systems, and is poised to become the propulsion supplier for Europe's next-generation space missions.
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Sebastian Böhmer
How To Balance Consensus And Conviction
First Momentum's Sebastian Böhmer shared his view on one of venture capital's core tensions: when individual conviction beats consensus, and what it actually takes to say yes.
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Behind the Scenes: Building a New Space Company
A short documentary on DLR spin-out ISPTech, developing safer, high-performance satellite propulsion, enabling more sustainable and cost-efficient space missions.
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Christian Neumann
15 open-source startups to watch in Europe, according to VCs
Christian from First Momentum and other investors highlight promising startups building open-source technologies today.
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So will das Unternehmen One.Five den Verpackungsmarkt verändern
Plastik ist bislang das dominierende Material im Verpackungsmarkt. Das Start-up One.Five will das mithilfe von KI ändern und hat für sein Geschäftsmodell prominente Investoren gefunden.
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Andreas Fischer
Building Europe’s Next Industrial Decades
What if we build the foundations of European tech ventures that weren’t possible five years ago? This was the question we posed to our community of investors, founders, and industry leaders at our recent annual meeting.
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Unlocking the true potential of geothermal energy
telura enters agreement with SPRIND to validate electro-impulse drilling set to scale geothermal energy globally.
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QuantumDiamonds announces 152 mln euros investment plan for new Munich site
QuantumDiamonds, a German company whose technology allows semiconductor companies to test out products and detect any defects, announced a 152 million euros ($178 million) investment plan for a new site in Munich.