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Artificial intelligence in practice — what it changes, who it concentrates power for, and how it lands in the businesses and policies of the technology economy.
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Eindhoven-based Axelera AI, a company specialising in AI hardware acceleration technology, has secured up to €61.6M in funding from the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking (JU) and member states under the DARE Project.
London-based Stability AI, an open and multi-modal generative AI company, has secured strategic partnership and investment by WPP, a marketing and communications services company.
Anthropic, an AI safety and research company, announced that it has raised $3.5B (approximately €3.3B) in a Series E round at a $61.5B (approximately €58.3B) post-money valuation.
Skyfora, a Helsinki-based company specialising in AI-powered weather technology, has secured €4M in a funding round.
AI is everywhere! This ubiquitous technology is powering the apps we use daily, optimising drug development, personalising content, and now, transforming financial management.
Typically, doctors dedicate their efforts to treating and caring for patients, but a significant portion of their time is consumed by administrative tasks rather than direct medical care.
Zurich-based Unique, a company specialised in developing an agentic AI platform for financial firms, has secured $30M (approximately €28.6M) in a Series A funding round led by CommerzVentures and DN Capital.
Amsterdam-based EvidenceHunt, an AI-powered medical research platform, announced that it has secured €1.2M in a funding round led by Keen…
Barcelona-based Flanks, a wealth management technology company, announced that it has raised €14M in an equity round led by New York-based Motive Ventures, joined by Battery Ventures and existing investors Earlybird, JME Ventures, and 4Founders Capital.
Lovable, a Swedish AI startup developing what it claims to be the world’s first AI full-stack engineer, has secured $15M (approximately €14.29M) in a pre-Series A funding round.
Utrecht-based Runnr.ai, an AI platform for automated guest communication in the hospitality industry, has raised an additional funding round led by Arches Capital, bringing its total funding to $2M (approximately €1.91M).
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