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Rotterdam-based Anywhere365, a SaaS Enterprise Dialogue Management software provider, announced that it has acquired Amsterdam’s Deepdesk BV, an AI Assistant technology provider.
Google.org, on Monday, announced an investment of €25M to support AI training and skill development in Europe.
Oxford-based Velocys, a sustainable aviation fuel technology company, announced on Tuesday, February 6, that it has begun a new chapter…
Lausanne-based MeduSoil, a specialised manufacturer of sustainable materials, announced that it secured CHF 5.2M (approximately €5.51M) in a post-seed round of funding to fuel expansion in production and sales.
Eindhoven-based LionVolt, a startup company specialising in solid-state lithium-ion batteries, announced on Friday, February 9, that it has…
Amsterdam-based Avantium, a company specialising in sustainable chemistry technologies, has raised €70M through a capital increase, comprising a €50.5M fully underwritten rights offering and a €19.5M institutional upsize offering.
London-based Navro (previously Paytrix), a fintech firm that simplifies global payments for international businesses, announced on Friday that it has gained authorisation as an Electronic Money Institution (EMI) from the Central Bank of Ireland.
Kirkland, US-based Monolithic Power Systems, a fabless company, announced that it has acquired Axign, a Dutch fabless semiconductor startup.
Limburg, the Netherlands-based FineField, a company specialising in manufacturing blueberry harvesting tools, machines, and equipment, recently announced the addition of Fall Creek Inc.
London-based RegTech company docStribute announced on Wednesday, February 7, that it has secured £820K (approximately €960k) in a pre-Series A funding round from financial service angels.
Stockholm-based Myrspoven, a provider of innovative solutions for energy optimisation in buildings using AI, announced that it has secured €5.4M in a fresh round of funding.
Stockholm-based Xensam, a technology provider of AI-powered Software Assessment Management, announced that it has raised $40M (approximately €37.13M) in a growth round of funding.
