Sweden’s Texray bags €3.9M funding to improve radiation protection for medical practitioners: Here’s how
Gothenburg, Sweden-based Texray, a company specialised in radiation protection textiles, announced on Tuesday that it has secured SEK 45M…
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Gothenburg, Sweden-based Texray, a company specialised in radiation protection textiles, announced on Tuesday that it has secured SEK 45M…
Manchester-based SeeChange Technologies, an AI platform for the world’s retail ecosystem, has secured £8M (approximately €9.14M) in a Series A round of funding.
Leiden-based RespiQ, a health tech startup, announced on Monday, November 20, that it has been awarded a €4M grant from the European…
Bordeaux, France-based Newheat, a renewable heat supplier, announced that it has secured €30M led by SWEN Capital Partners via its SWIFT 2 (SWEN Impact Fund for Transition 2) strategy.
Rotterdam-based RanMarine Technology, a company specialises in industrial autonomous surface vessels (ASV’s), on Friday, November 17…
Sam Altman, the former CEO of OpenAI, who was fired last week, November 17, will join Microsoft to lead a new team focused on artificial intelligence.
Helsinki-based Papukaya, a mobile games studio backed by Supercell, has announced that it is shutting down.
Netherlands-based venture capital firm TIIN Capital announced that it has completed the first closing of its fifth Tech Fund, the European…
"As a student, I didn't have the opportunity to do any kind of study-related work on the side," says Micky Chen, co-founder of Minite.
Eindhoven-based VivArt-X, a startup that aims to improve women’s lives after breast-conserving surgery, has secured €660K in a pre-seed round of funding to advance the development of its biodegradable biomaterial for regenerating human tissue.
California-based OpenAI, a developer of ChatGPT, announced on Friday that it has fired Sam Altman from the board of directors as a part of the management reshuffle.
Stockholm-based Northvolt, a lithium-ion battery manufacturer, announced on Thursday, November 16, that it has raised $150M (approximately €138M) funding from CDPQ (Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec), a Canadian global investment group.