London-based AI startup Deep Render secures €1.83M funding
Instead of relying on image compression software developed before decades, Deep Render, a London-based machine learning startup has designed a revolutionary image compression algorithm.
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Instead of relying on image compression software developed before decades, Deep Render, a London-based machine learning startup has designed a revolutionary image compression algorithm.
Based in Carouge, Switzerland, Alpian, a new digital financial services brand has raised CHF 12.2 million (approx €11.5 million) funding in a Series A round.
Omilia, an advanced AI platform for call centres that makes automated customer service has raised its first venture investment of $20 million (approx €18.4 million) from Grafton Capital after bootstrapping for 18 years.
Founded in 2016 by three entrepreneurs from Lyon, Agicap develops and sells a SaaS platform for SMBs to manage and forecast their cash flows.
Currently, we are living in a world wherein people are shifting towards tech to improve their lives in all means.
Managing too much cash could become a problem sometimes, be it business or professional.
Finom, the fintech service for entrepreneurs and small businesses, has raised €6.5 million funding in seed round led by Target Global with participation from General Catalyst.
With the increased reliance on AI, malicious actors are actively exploring vulnerabilities which, because of the very nature of AI, are much harder to detect.
At a time when robotics is being embraced by healthcare professionals and hospitals to reduce human error and recovery time, Robocath, a French robotic startup has announced that it has secured €40 million Series C funding.
The news is just in that Monique Janke and Nelli Jeloudar, founders of a curated shopping platform for kidswear, appeared in the latest episode of Dutch Dragons’ Den on Sunday, April 26th.
London-based virtual reality (VR) presentation startup VRtuoso.io for business has announced that it has surpassed 1 million users and has delivered over 500,000 hours of virtual training.
During the global pandemic, remote work is trending all over the world.