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Amid numerous funding rounds, acquisitions, and innovation announcements, it's easy to overlook some of the quieter, yet equally important stories that made waves this week.
Berlin-based Akhetonics, a developer of the world's first true all-optical digital processor, announced on Friday that it has raised €6M in a funding round led by Matterwave Ventures.
London-based SatVu, a climate technology company, announced that it has raised £20M (approximately €24M) in funding.
Paris-based Raidium, a company specialised in creating the model for 3D medical imaging in radiology, announced on Thursday, November 28, that it has raised €16M in a seed funding round, co-led by Newfund and Kurma Partners.
Brussels-based AnyKrowd, a company specialised in the event and crowd management with an all-in-one solution, announced on Friday that it has secured €4M in a Series A funding round.
DutchBasecamp (DBC), an Amsterdam-based non-profit organisation that helps startups and scale-ups towards international growth, on Thursday, announced a strategic partnership with ACE, an expert in assisting companies with their global expansion.
Prague-based Look AI Ventures, the investment fund focusing exclusively on early-stage AI startups, announced on Thursday that it has invested in Hamburg-based Secjur.
Tallinn-based Grünfin, a sustainable investing platform focusing on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors is shutting its operation after four years.
The month of November has proven to be promising for the capital city of the Netherlands as it continues to solidify its position as a hub…
Argil, the video engine for the creator economy, announced on Wednesday that it has raised €4.9M in pre-seed and seed funding rounds combined as it emerges from the Y Combinator incubator.
Harpenden-based Barton Blakeley, a carbon utilisation company, has raised £2.4M (approximately €2.87M) in fresh funding.
ChatLicense, a Dutch startup that helps kids and parents navigate online life, won the Global Impact Challenge hosted by Singularity University and SYNC Ithra earlier this month.
