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Hamburg-based Zive, an enterprise AI platform, announced on Tuesday, September 3, that it has secured $3.2M (approximately €2.8M) growth capital from Headline, a European & US venture capital firm.
Paris-based Steerlab, an AI platform that automates responses to Requests for Proposals (RFPs) and security questionnaires, announced that it has secured €1.7M in a pre-seed round of funding.
Milan-based IdentifAI, a startup specialising in developing and training models to identify AI-generated content, announced on Monday that it has secured €2.2M in a seed funding round.
London-based Wayve, a developer of Embodied AI technology for automated driving, announced on Monday, that it has announced a new strategic partnership with Uber.
Ghent-based Optioryx, a company that makes supply chains more efficient and sustainable, announced that it has secured “smart” funding to aid its global expansion.
Helsinki-based Jobilla, a company specialising in digital recruitment technology, announced that it has secured €6M in additional funding.
Amsterdam-based Moonlit.ai, a legal tech startup offering an AI-driven legal research platform for European jurisdictions, announced on…
London-based legaltech company Definely has announced the launch of Definely Vault, an AI-powered knowledge management solution to transform how legal professionals access and use their organisation’s collective expertise.
Ghent-based Accurat.ai, a data-driven software firm that gathers and analyses GDPR data for merchants, has secured €1M in funding to scale its location-based market research operations across Europe.
Riccardo Osti has decided to step down as the CEO of Wonderflow after over ten years.
Gothenburg-based Kognic, an annotation platform helping global enterprises produce and verify sensor-fusion data for high-performing and safe AI, has secured SEK 100M (€8.8M) in funding.