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Demo Europe 2013: Are today's start-ups the tech giants of tomorrow?

Peter Gothard
Peter Gothard
clock 04 July 2013 •

Computing talks to start-ups from across Europe about their products and market strategies in an increasingly competitive sector

Peter Gothard hits Demo Europe in Moscow and discovers a data analytics tool to rival Google's, plays Doom on a virtual ARM server and turns briefly into a Russian doll...

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