Prime Ventures is a leading venture capital and growth equity firm focusing on investing in European companies in the technology and related industries and leverages its capital, experience and network to actively guide them into global category leaders.
Takeaway.com
With Takeaway.com hungry consumers can order their favourite takeaway food on the company's websites or through its mobile applications. Consumers have preferred Takeaway.com thanks to the site's user-friendly concept, the free service, the vast choice of restaurants, and easy-to-use payment methods.
Layar
Layar develops a mobile augmented reality (AR) browser. The company was started in August 2009 and has forged leadership in the nascent but promising field of augmented reality. The Layar browser application superimposes images, animations, text, links and other digital information on top of real-world objects in the mobile phone camera view.
eBuddy
eBuddy provides web and mobile messaging for everyone, everywhere! eBuddy created the world's first independent web browser-based IM service in 2003 and extended the service to mobile in June 2007.
Service2Media
Service2Media is the leading provider of Advanced App Solutions for smart phones, tablets and a range of emerging devices. The company's App Lifecycle Platform helps its customers to stay on top of Operating System fragmentation and device innovation. The company's concept is simple but compelling:"Design Apps Once – Deploy them on Multiple Devices"
Eutechnyx
Eutechnyx is a developer of video games, specializing in developing racing / driving games. The company is recognised as one of the world's leading racing game developers having developed for leading driving brands and for many of the world's top 10 video game publishers.
IPDIA
IPDIA is a spin-out from NXP, a leading European semiconductor company, which itself is a 2006 spin-out from Philips. With its patented and leading PICS technology, IPDIA integrates up to hundreds of passive components (resistors, capacitors, inductors and diodes, present in any electronic circuit) in a single silicon die, creating an Integrated Passive Device (IPD).
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