After bootstrapping, Amsterdam’s Saga secures €1.5M to accelerate AI adoption in…
Amsterdam-based Saga, a lawyer-centric AI platform, has secured €1.5M in a seed funding round, backed by Dutch and Norwegian investors.
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Amsterdam-based Saga, a lawyer-centric AI platform, has secured €1.5M in a seed funding round, backed by Dutch and Norwegian investors.
Milan-based Cyberwave, an AI-native robotics infrastructure platform, has secured €7M in a fresh funding round led by United Ventures (Massimiliano Magrini).
Amsterdam-based Datamonk, an AI platform for medical imaging, has raised funding to expand its operations and develop its technology.
Paris-based Ewake emerges from stealth with pre-seed funding to expand its AI platform for software reliability.
Paris-based DJUST, a SaaS company specialising in the design of digital platforms for B2B, has secured €7M financing extension.
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Uber has announced the acquisition of Segments.ai, a Belgian startup specialised in multi-sensor labelling tools for self-driving vehicles, drones, trucks, and autonomous robotics.
London-based Trig (formerly Pavlov), an AI agent platform purpose-built for account management, has secured $6M (approximately €5.1M) in an oversubscribed seed round.
Amsterdam-based Dashmote, an AI technology startup, announced that it has secured $6M (approximately €5.1M) in a Series A1 funding round co-led by Blossom Street Ventures and Rabobank.
London-based Evantic Capital, a new venture capital firm, announced its launch with over $400M (approximately €341M) in capital.
Copenhagen-based Light, an AI-native finance platform, has raised $30M (approximately €25.5M) in a Series A funding round led by Balderton Capital.
Amsterdam-based DFF Ventures (previously Dutch Founders Fund) has announced the launch of its third fund -- DFF Ventures III, and has successfully secured €50M of its €60M target.