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London-based Doubleword (formerly TitanML), a self-hosted inference platform for enterprises, has secured $12M (approximately €10.6M) in a Series A funding round led by Dawn Capital.
The Hague-based Eternal Sun, a company specialising in solar panel testing technology, has announced that Amsterdam’s Bolster Investment Partners has acquired an 80 per cent stake in the company.
London-based Ravio, a compensation management platform, has raised $12M (nearly €10.61M) in a Series A funding round led by Spark Capital, with participation from Blackbird and Cherry Ventures.
Lisbon-based TEKEVER, a company specialised in AI-enabled Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS), has secured funding in a new round, bringing its…
Copenhagen-based Final Frontier, a venture capital fund investing in Nordic space and defence tech startups, has secured its first fund of…
Eindhoven-based eyeo, a company specialised in nanophotonic color-splitting technology, has raised €15M in seed funding, co-led by…
London-based Nia, an AI platform focused on developing autonomous engineering agents, has secured $850K (nearly €747,670) in a pre-seed funding round.
Berlin-based Parloa, a company specialised in Agentic AI for customer experience, has secured $120M (approximately €106M) in Series C…
London-based StackOne has raised $20M (nearly €17.67M) in a Series A funding round.
French President Emmanuel Macron and EU Commission Chief Ursula von der Leyen held a conference, "Choose Europe for Science," at Paris's Sorbonne University on Monday, aimed at attracting US researchers.
Milan-based Skillvue, an AI-driven skills analysis platform, has raised $6.3M (nearly €5.55M) in seed funding to expand its offering.