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ATMOS Space Cargo, a space logistics startup based in Lichtenau, Germany, has announced a strategic alliance with ARX Robotics, a company specialised in autonomous unmanned ground systems (UGVs).
London-based Gardin Agritech, a company that offers an operating system for food production, has secured $4.5M (nearly €3.99M) in a Seed 2 funding round.
On Thursday, Coinbase Global announced that it has signed an agreement to acquire Deribit, a crypto derivatives exchange, for approximately $2.9B (approximately €2.57B).
Zurich-based Scalera, an AI-based tender assistant, announced that it has secured €6.5M in funding within three days.
Frankfurt-based Bosch, a supplier of technology and services, has announced the launch of Fund VI, a €250M commitment to investing in deep-tech startups worldwide.
Finland-based Foodiq, a company specialised in providing Multi-Layer Cooker (MLC) technology for food producers, has secured €10M funding from undisclosed investor/s.
Netherlands-based AppSignal, a company that provides developers with actionable insights into their applications, has closed a $22M (nearly €19.58M) Series A funding round led by Elsewhere Partners.
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Siloy, a European HubSpot platform, announced that it has merged with Rotterdam-based HubSpot agency Conversion Crew.
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.