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Time Magazine names Adelante one of Europe's 50 Hottest Tech Firms
Europe's 50 Hottest Tech Firms
Time Magazine, Digital Section, May 27 2002
From new drugs to the latest electronics, tech companies are continuing to make advances
TIME conducted its third annual Hot Company list, by talking to venture capitalists, industry experts and entrepreneurs to identify the European technology firms with the most innovative products and services and the most promising business models. Looking for those with the greatest future potential, not present hype.
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