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British deeptech company PHYSICSX raises €255 million: the AI race expands into strategic infrastructure
The race for artificial intelligence is no longer confined to conversational models, software agents or improvements in knowledge-worker productivity. A…
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France’s INNOVAFEED raises €51 million while cutting 60 jobs: the paradox of industrial scale-up
While France’s insect protein industry is still reeling from the liquidation of Ynsect, Innovafeed has announced a €51 million funding…
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Can Europe become the world’s third semiconductor power?
A handful of factories in Taiwan currently produces the world’s most advanced chips. These components power artificial intelligence data centres,…
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Europe now wants to build the technology it regulates
When the European Union adopted the GDPR in 2018, it established itself as the global benchmark for digital regulation. The…
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REVAIA and PARTECH invest €35 million in the next generation of healthcare software
For the past two decades, the digital transformation of businesses has been organised around two major categories of software infrastructure.…
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QUOBLY raises €115 million and reaffirms its industrial independence strategy
Six months after entering exclusive negotiations with SEALSQ over a potential majority investment, Grenoble-based quantum computing startup Quobly has secured…
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Have You Heard of Customer Value Funds? The Financial Innovation Behind Factorial’s $700 Million Expansion War Chest
While the size of Factorial’s latest funding round is notable, its structure may be more consequential. Alongside a $150 million…
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Why the american POPPULO is acquiring the french SOCIABBLE Now
The collaborative software market is entering a new phase of consolidation. After several years marked by an explosion of specialized…
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Why Brussels can no longer afford to exclude London from the technology battle
When the United Kingdom left the European Union, the separation was negotiated primarily through the language of trade, regulation and…
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