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Money 2020 Europe kicked off today in Amsterdam for its annual edition.
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Money 2020 Europe kicked off today in Amsterdam for its annual edition.
Ten startups were announced as winners of the Academic Startup Competition (ASC 2025) during the final event at Eindhoven University of Technology.
London-based Treefera, an AI startup for supply chain resilience, announced that it has secured $30M (approximately €26.3M) in a Series B funding round led by Notion Capital.
London-based Labrys, a company building a secure workforce management platform, has raised $20M (approximately €17.5M) in funding led by Plural.
Utrecht-based SurePay, a payment verification software company, has secured a new strategic growth investment from Carlyle Europe Technology Partners (CETP), in partnership with Rabo Investments.
London-based ThreatSpike, an end-to-end cybersecurity provider, announced on Tuesday that it has raised $14M (approximately €12.2M) in a Series A funding round led by Expedition Growth Capital.
France-based Moments Lab, a company on a mission to help content producers build videos faster, has raised $24M (nearly €21M) in funding, with Oxx leading the round.
Dutch Security TechFund, established in 2018 by Amsterdam’s VC firm TIN Capital, announces the appointment of Prof.
The North Denmark Region (Region Nordjylland), responsible for healthcare and social services in northern Denmark, announced that it is taking steps to enhance its use of artificial intelligence (AI).
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Newcastle-based Literal Labs, a company developing logic-based AI algorithms, has raised £4.6M (nearly €5.45M) in pre-seed funding.
Madrid-based Dedge Security, the first ASPM (Application Security Posture Management) platform designed specifically for Web3, has secured €4M in a Seed funding round led by venture firm Tritemius.