Amsterdam’s Whoppah reports profitable growth as it expands its interior marketplace
Amsterdam-based Whoppah, a marketplace for secondhand design, interior & art, announced it has reached profitable growth after six…
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Amsterdam-based Whoppah, a marketplace for secondhand design, interior & art, announced it has reached profitable growth after six…
Dublin-based Rekord, an AI-native orchestration platform for credit decisioning, has raised $2.1M (approximately €1.7M) in pre-seed funding led by Point Nine Capital.
Zurich-based Veezoo raises Series A funding to support its agentic analytics platform for data-driven questions and answers.
Amsterdam-based Brineworks, a company specialised in electrolysis technology, has secured €5M in a new funding round led by SeaX Ventures.
Dutch company Econowind, which develops wind-assisted propulsion for ships, has added Japanese shipowner Nissen Kaiun as a shareholder.
London-based Octopus Energy Group (OEG) announced the spin-off of its technology company -- Kraken.
Delft-based QphoX, a developer of quantum modems and transducers and Rigetti Computing, a California-based developer of superconducting quantum integrated circuits, were awarded a three-year, $5.8M (approximately €4.9M) contract from the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) to advance superconducting quantum networking.
Lisbon’s Emotion Mobility announced a strategic growth investment from PSG Equity to support its next phase of expansion and development.
Eindhoven-based Carbyon, a startup specialised in carbon capture technology, unveiled Carbyon GO, a DAC machine, showcasing the potential for scalable and affordable carbon capture.
Toothfairy has raised funding to expand its app that connects patients with dentists for remote consultations and treatment monitoring.
Unplanned pregnancies are still a big problem, even in places where birth control is easy to get.
Amsterdam-based Avantium, a company specialising in sustainable chemistry technologies, announces it has raised a total of €84.8M.