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Stockholm and New York-based Supernormal, a generative AI-powered note-taking platform, announced on Thursday that it has raised $10M…
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Stockholm and New York-based Supernormal, a generative AI-powered note-taking platform, announced on Thursday that it has raised $10M…
Oslo-based Otovo, an online marketplace for residential solar and battery installations, announced on Wednesday that it has secured €120M…
Amsterdam-based Mollie, a fintech company, announced on Wednesday that it has appointed Koen Köppen as its new CEO, replacing Shane Happach.
Rotterdam-based Chainels, a property management platform, announced on Tuesday, January 24, that it has raised €3M in a Series A round of funding from Aconterra and Capricorn Partners (through its Capricorn Digital Growth Fund).
Munich-based KEWAZO, a construction robotics company, announced on Tuesday that it has raised €10M in a Series A round of funding led by Fifth Wall.
London-based Founders Factory, a company builder and early-stage investor, announced on Tuesday that it has partnered with Fastweb, an…
Helmond, the Netherlands-based Lightyear, a company that develops scalable grid-independent solar electric vehicles, announced on Monday…
Delft-based Hardt Hyperloop, a hyperloop network technology platform, announced that it has bagged new funding from Posco International (Korea) and Urban Impact Ventures (the Netherlands), with participation from existing EU- and US-based investors.
Naarden, the Netherlands-based CarbonOrO, a cleantech company that provides low-cost CO2 capture and separation technology, announced that it has secured €4.1M in a Series A round of funding.
Paris-based Welinq, a startup that provides solutions to increase the computational power of quantum processors, announced on Monday that it has raised €5M in a pre-seed round of funding led by Quantonation.
Vilnius, Lithuania-based Oxipit, a computer vision software startup specialising in medical imaging, announced on Thursday, January 19, that it has raised $4.9M (approximately €4.4M) in a round of funding led by Taiwania Capital, Practica Capital, and Coinvest Capital.
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