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In our fast-moving world of technology and innovation, it's easy to miss some interesting stories happening around us.
On Thursday, The European Commission announced that it is investing €3M to develop the first-ever quantum chip that combines electronics and light using advanced Germanium-Silicon technology.
On Friday, SC Ventures, the innovation and investment arm of Standard Chartered, announced that it has teamed up with The Hague-based Yabx Technologies, a company of Tech Mahindra group, to invest in Furaha.
Amsterdam-based VonWood, a digital trading platform for Wood, has been declared bankrupt by the Amsterdam District Court, earlier this week.
On Friday, Amsterdam-based QDNL Participations, a quantum-focused VC firm, announced the first close of its new fund at €25M, targeting €60M for the fund.
On Wednesday, Los Angeles-based Regeneration.VC, a VC fund that invests in circular and innovative climate technologies, announced that it has taken over the management of Sky's (previously Sky Ocean Ventures) climate portfolio.
On Thursday, Nijkerk, the Netherlands-based Workspace 365, an adaptive digital workspace, announced a strategic partnership with UK-based cloud software group Aries Global.
On Thursday, Zurich-based ZuriQ, a quantum hardware startup, announced that it has secured $4.2M (approximately €4M) led by Founderful.
On Thursday, Stockholm-based Neko Health, a preventative healthcare technology company, announced that it has secured $260M (approximately €250M) in a Series B funding round led by Lightspeed Venture Partners.
On Thursday, Lisbon-based AgileGTM Blockchain Fund, a pan-European VC investing in pre-seed B2B blockchain startups, announced its first $2M (approximately €1.9M) close of a new $10M (approximately €9.6M) fund.
On Tuesday, OpenAI, in partnership with Oracle and SoftBank, announced The Stargate Project, a new company that intends to invest $500B (approximately €480B) over the next four years in building new AI infrastructure for OpenAI in the United States.
On Wednesday, Maastricht, The Netherlands-based Mosa Meat, a company specialised in cultured beef, announced that it has filed its first application for market approval under the European Union's Novel Foods Regulation.
