Octopus Energy set to ‘release the Kraken’ after AI-powered spin-off hits $500M revenue, 70M accounts
London-based Octopus Energy Group (OEG) announced the spin-off of its technology company -- Kraken.
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London-based Octopus Energy Group (OEG) announced the spin-off of its technology company -- Kraken.
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Stockholm-based EvoluteIQ completed a growth capital round to support its global expansion in AI-led enterprise automation.
London-based Shop Circle, which builds AI-driven software for enterprise infrastructure, has extended its Series B round to support growth.
London-based VC firm BNVT Capital announced the launch of its debut $150M (approximately €126.5M) fund to invest in AI-first and technology-driven companies that solve humanity’s most pressing challenges.
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OAASIS raises funding and launches in the Dutch market, offering AI-based supply chain solutions for SMEs and mid-market companies.
London-based Fyxer AI, a startup developing an AI-powered executive assistant tool, has secured $30M (approximately €25.5M) in a Series B funding round.
Aarhus, Denmark-based Understory, a software company that offers business bookings, payments, a dashboard, and marketing services, has raised €12M in a Series A funding round.