EIC selects 40 European startups to receive EIC funding: Meet the 4 companies from the Netherlands
The European Innovation Council (EIC) has selected 40 companies (startups and SMEs) to receive funding following its latest evaluation round.
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The European Innovation Council (EIC) has selected 40 companies (startups and SMEs) to receive funding following its latest evaluation round.
Stockholm-based Tandem Health, a healthtech company transforming clinical workflows with AI, has raised $50M (approximately €42.6M) in a Series A funding round.
Zwijndrecht-based SDS Separation BV, a Dutch company specialising in end-to-end carbon capturing, has completed a Series A funding round of…
Eindhoven-based Tibo Energy, a developer of a next-generation Energy Management System (EMS) for industrial and commercial energy sites, has raised €6M in the Seed funding round.
Delft-based Tarnoc, a cleantech startup, announced that it has secured €1.2M in a fresh funding round to accelerate the commercial rollout of its innovative Turbine Heat Pump.
Amsterdam-based Tiqets, a ticketing platform, announced that it has secured €25M in a loan from ABN AMRO.
Paris-based Bonx, a company that provides an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system based on no-code and graph technologies, has secured $8.6M (nearly €7.33M) in Seed funding.
The startup world has been full of action lately.
London-based Gradient Labs, a startup building an autonomous AI agent aiming to resolve up to 80% of customer queries, announced a bold new initiative -- a $10,000 challenge.
The Dutch government, in partnership with the Groningen/Noord-Drenthe region and European partners, has announced a €200M investment to establish a national AI Factory in Groningen.
Tallinn-based Flowstep, a design-tech startup developing an AI-native canvas for product design teams, has raised $2.6M (nearly €2.21M) in a seed funding round.
Budapest-based Bitrise, a mobile DevOps platform, has announced plans to launch a data centre in the Netherlands in response to increased demand for data residency within the European Union (EU).