London-based GenAI unicorn Synthesia secures €174.5M at €2B valuation: Know more
On Wednesday, London-based Synthesia, an AI video creation platform, announced that it has secured a $180M (approximately €174.5M) Series D…
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On Wednesday, London-based Synthesia, an AI video creation platform, announced that it has secured a $180M (approximately €174.5M) Series D…
On Wednesday, Berlin-based Nelly, a health and fintech company, announced that it has raised €50M in a Series B funding round co-led by Cathay Innovation and Notion Capital.
Paris-based Bioptimus, a company building the first universal AI foundation model for biology, on Tuesday announced that it has secured $76M (approximately €74M) in funding.
Eindhoven-based PHOTON IP, a manufacturer of advanced low-power optical chips, announced that it has secured €4.75M seed round led by Innovation Industries.
On Monday, Delaware, US-based Open.cx, the next-generation AI customer support platform, announced that it has raised $1.52M (approximately €1.48M) in a pre-seed funding round.
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Horw, Switzerland-based CeQur, a medical device company dedicated to simplifying mealtime insulin delivery for individuals, announced that it has secured $120M (approximately €116.4M) in the financing round.
Amsterdam-based Leyden Labs, a platform working to free people from the threat of respiratory viruses, announced Thursday that it has raised $70M (approximately €68M) in funding.
Amsterdam-based uniQure, a biotechnology company specialising in human gene-based therapies, recently announced its public offering of 4,411,764 ordinary shares at $17.00 per share.
On Thursday, Wien, Austria-based HelloBello, a pet tech company that offers freshly cooked, individually tailored meals, announced that it has secured €4M in a Series A funding round.
On Thursday, London-based Verdiva Bio Limited, a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company, announced its launch to focus on developing innovative therapies for obesity and other cardiometabolic disorders.
On Friday, Leuven, Belgium-based Capricorn Partners, announced the first close of its Capricorn Health-tech Fund II at €51M to support innovative health technology startups.