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- OpenAI confirms new office in ParisDeeptechNews
October 9, 2024
OpenAI confirms new office in Paris
The US tech giant’s move to the French capital had been hotly anticipated
By Daphné Leprince-Ringuet - A founder walks into a bar - and turns it into a lab. Here’s how startups are converting unusual spaces into scientific officesDeeptechAnalysis
October 9, 2024
A founder walks into a bar - and turns it into a lab. Here’s how startups are converting unusual spaces into scientific offices
Lab space continues to be a barrier for Europe's biotechs — but these founders have found a creative way around the problem
By Sadia Nowshin - Amazon backs carbon capture startup Paebbl in $25m round as governments commit billions to the techClimate TechNews
October 9, 2024
Amazon backs carbon capture startup Paebbl in $25m round as governments commit billions to the tech
The UK, EU, Norway and the Netherlands have all pledged hefty financial packages for carbon capture and storage projects
By Kai Nicol-Schwarz - Ex-Speedinvest and Target Partners VCs make first close of new fundVenture CapitalNews
October 9, 2024
Ex-Speedinvest and Target Partners VCs make first close of new fund
The Munich-based fund will invest in 'boring' startups in AI infrastructure, developer tools and security
By Anne Sraders
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- xFarm raises €36m to build superapp for farmersVenture CapitalNews
October 9, 2024
xFarm raises €36m to build superapp for farmers
The Swiss-Italian company, which aims to offer loans and insurance to farmers, hails Series C round as Europe’s biggest “smart farming” deal to date
By Éanna Kelly - Eurazeo’s Kurma Partners hits first close of €140m for biotech fundHealthtechNews
October 3, 2024
Eurazeo’s Kurma Partners hits first close of €140m for biotech fund
By Kai Nicol-Schwarz - AI startup Poolside raises $500m Series BDeeptechNews
October 2, 2024
AI startup Poolside raises $500m Series B
Bain Capital Ventures led the round and was joined by the likes of DST Global and Nvidia
By Daphné Leprince-Ringuet - AI robots for warehouses: UK-based Dexory raises $80m to scale autonomous tech in USDeeptechNews
October 1, 2024
AI robots for warehouses: UK-based Dexory raises $80m to scale autonomous tech in US
By Kai Nicol-Schwarz
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- What deeptech startups are struggling with right nowDeeptechAnalysis
October 8, 2024
What deeptech startups are struggling with right now
Many investors seem optimistic about the future of European tech — but deeptech startups still face challenges
By Anne Sraders - Europe’s fintechs come to terms with their new normal at Sifted SummitFintechAnalysis
October 8, 2024
Europe’s fintechs come to terms with their new normal at Sifted Summit
By Tom Matsuda - Northvolt subsidiary Ett Expansion files for bankruptcyClimate TechNews
October 8, 2024
Northvolt subsidiary Ett Expansion files for bankruptcy
The filing comes after struggling battery maker halted operations to expand factory in Skellefteå
By Miriam Partington - The fastest-growing spinout teams in EuropePublic & AcademicAnalysis
October 8, 2024
The fastest-growing spinout teams in Europe
Europe has some of the best technical universities in the world — from ETH Zurich and UCL to Oxford and TUM — here are the companies they’ve spun out that are hiring the most
By Tom NugentPro - ‘It’s less than a handful of us’: How Photoroom became one of the world’s only profitable GenAI startupsDeeptechInterview
October 8, 2024
‘It’s less than a handful of us’: How Photoroom became one of the world’s only profitable GenAI startups
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By Tom NugentPro - ‘A constant stream of complicated things:’ Germany-based founders battle bureaucracyStartup LifeAnalysis
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