Israeli serial startup stars of blockchain tech return with QEDit, a zero-knowledge proof diligence tool

Leveraging some “mind boggling math” introduced as an update onto the Ethereum blockchain only a few months ago, QEDit is launching its product on our Battlefield stage at TechCrunch Disrupt Berlin. The company, which takes its name from the Latin phrase quod erat demonstrandum (which […]

VW unveils an electric van for its MOIA ride-sharing service

MOIA’s aim is to eventually put autonomous, purpose-built vehicles on the road without drivers. For its first electric van, however, the company isn’t emphasizing the self-driving part. Rather, it’s focusing on electric vehicle benefits, including the pollution-free 300 km (186 mile) range, 30-minute time to […]

Apple Watch 4 could get a speed boost thanks to new circuit board tech

While its products aren’t often criticised for being sluggish, Apple’s 2018 lineup could get a massive speed boost thanks to some new circuit board tech. Based on information from a recent investor note released by Ming-Chi Kuo of KGI Securities, 9to5Mac is reporting that Apple […]

Trillium aims to shield your high-tech car against cyberattacks

Cars these days are basically computers with wheels, and as with other computers, you’ll probably want to make a few changes to protect against cyberthreats. Trillium, presenting today on Disrupt Berlin’s Startup Battlefield stage, is looking to be the security solution for in-car computer systems, […]