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Amsterdam-based Juvoly, a company developing a proprietary speech model, announced that it has officially begun using Nvidia DGX B200 supercomputers to power its new AI model for speech recognition in the healthcare sector.
Amsterdam-based ABN AMRO Sustainable Impact Fund (ABN AMRO SIF) and Dutch sustainable investment provider Meewind have sold their stake in OG Clean Fuels (OG) to London’s Pioneer Point Partners (Pioneer).
Utrecht-based Achmea, a financial company that provides insurance, mortgages, savings, and investments, has announced an acceleration partnership with the Amsterdam-based The Micro Habit Company.
London-based International Airlines Group (IAG), one of the world's largest airline groups, announced its plans to invest up to €200M over five years in promising companies through its new venture arm -- IAGi Ventures.
Rotterdam-based Xycle, a chemical recycling company, has secured financing through a combination of equity investment from a consortium of investors; Dow, ING, Invest-NL (partly covered by InvestEU) and Vopak, and senior debt from Polestar Capital.
Amid numerous funding rounds, acquisitions, and innovation announcements, it’s easy to overlook some of the quieter, yet equally important…
In today’s fast-changing market, understanding customers quickly and accurately is more important than ever.
Munich-based IDnow, an identity verification platform provider, announced that it has been acquired by the New York-based private equity firm Corsair Capital for an all-cash deal of $295M (approximately €273M).
Tel-Aviv-based EcoMotion, a mobility ecosystem platform, announced that it has acquired Dutch company Brekr.
Amsterdam-based Moonwatt, a company building solar-only energy storage systems using sodium-ion batteries, has secured $8.3M (approximately €8M) in funding in a Seed round.
Managing global connectivity is a tough nut to crack for telecom operators, especially with the rise of the Internet of Things (IoT).
Paris-based Comet, a company known for connecting freelancers, has secured €10M in the latest funding round.
