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Image news September 4th, 2025 Swiss start-up of the year 2025: Corintis cools the future of computing
Image 29.04.24 - startupticker.ch EPFL spinoff secures $3.2 Million in seed funding for green hydrogen production
Image 23.04.24 - startupticker.ch New report presents good figures from the Swiss biotech sector as high flyers flourish