# Services

How AI is changing procurement and supply chains
Sponsored by
November 12, 2026
How AI is changing procurement and supply chains
Inside the startup deploying AI agents to automate supply chains and reshape the future of procurement
Sponsored by: N47
‘There’s no magic money tree’: Alex Depledge on the Budget, startup lobbying and why she left the UK government
Pro
News
October 29, 2026
‘There’s no magic money tree’: Alex Depledge on the Budget, startup lobbying and why she left the UK government
Departing entrepreneurship advisor takes aim at ‘whiny’ founders and the OBR’s economic policies
Martin Coulter
How to fund your robotics company: not another fundraise
Opinion
October 28, 2026
How to fund your robotics company: not another fundraise
Robotics has never had such abundant access to venture capital, which is great news for founders, right? Perhaps not
Sam Baker
Sequoia and General Catalyst value ex-police chief’s AI startup at $400m — reports
News
October 27, 2026
Sequoia and General Catalyst value ex-police chief’s AI startup at $400m — reports
London-based 22one is developing AI tools for police forces as the UK government pushes to modernise policing
Martin Coulter
The banks, lawyers, accountants and PR firms supporting Europe’s 250 fastest-growing startups
Pro
Sifted 250
October 21, 2026
The banks, lawyers, accountants and PR firms supporting Europe’s 250 fastest-growing startups
The service providers most in demand with Europe’s fastest-growing startups, based on data collected for the Sifted 250
Jonathan Sinclair
‘Customers are happier if we provide the full suite’: Why startups are embracing all-in-one finance platforms
Sponsored by
October 15, 2026
‘Customers are happier if we provide the full suite’: Why startups are embracing all-in-one finance platforms
As accounting teams face a talent crunch and a rise in automation, demand for fully integrated financial platforms has never been higher
Sponsored by: Visma
AI safety startups mapped: 37 companies building Europe's trust layer
Pro
Market map
September 24, 2026
AI safety startups mapped: 37 companies building Europe's trust layer
Amid growing alarm over the threats of a rapidly-developing technology, AI safety has become a catch-all term
Oshin Narang
The billion-dollar question: How will the neolabs actually make money?
Pro
Analysis
August 3, 2026
The billion-dollar question: How will the neolabs actually make money?
Expect products as soon as Q3 from some, while others are focused on longer-term goals
Freya Pratty and Maya Dharampal-Hornby
The European startups racing to power the AI boom, mapped
Pro
Market map
July 31, 2026
The European startups racing to power the AI boom, mapped
From nuclear to geothermal to tidal power, Sifted maps the European startups developing new sources of electricity for the continent’s growing data centre buildout
Jonathan Sinclair
European legaltech mapped: 60+ startups evolving how legal work gets done
Pro
Market map
May 22, 2026
European legaltech mapped: 60+ startups evolving how legal work gets done
From London to Paris, Sifted’s market map of Europe’s legaltech landscape categorises 60+ startups building across legal OS, contract lifecycle management, litigation, patents and legal support for individuals
Jonathan Sinclair and Federico Scolari
Legal AI? Apparently, it’s over. Hello, 'Agentic Law'
Pro
Sifted View
May 11, 2026
Legal AI? Apparently, it’s over. Hello, 'Agentic Law'
It will be hard for specialist AI companies to be as fast, or cheap, as Anthropic — but that won't stop them trying
John Thornhill
Builder.ai founder named ‘key beneficiary’ in money-laundering probe
News
April 23, 2026
Builder.ai founder named ‘key beneficiary’ in money-laundering probe
Sachin Dev Duggal served as ‘chief wizard officer’ of the collapsed tech unicorn
Maya Dharampal-Hornby
The funding round article is dead. Here's what to do instead
Opinion
November 28, 2025
The funding round article is dead. Here's what to do instead
Stop wasting time pitching your startup funding round to journalists. There aren't enough of them left
Eleanor Warnock
Japan’s biggest bank wants Europe’s scaleups
Pro
Interview
November 11, 2025
Japan’s biggest bank wants Europe’s scaleups
Megabank MUFG launched a specialised unit to target Europe’s fastest-growing startups last year
Tom Matsuda
'Reverse acquihires are incredibly dangerous': Tech lawyer Mike Turner
Podcast
September 11, 2025
'Reverse acquihires are incredibly dangerous': Tech lawyer Mike Turner
Latham and Watkins' Mike Turner joins Amy on the podcast
Maya Dharampal-Hornby and Amy Lewin
$100m revenue companies growing at 20% is “not what investors are focused on,” says Goldman Sachs
Pro
Interview
May 30, 2025
$100m revenue companies growing at 20% is “not what investors are focused on,” says Goldman Sachs
The average company going public today is valued in the $5-10bn range, compared to $1-2bn a decade ago
Miriam Partington
General Catalyst and Iconiq back AI legal startup Legora in $80m Series B
News
May 21, 2025
General Catalyst and Iconiq back AI legal startup Legora in $80m Series B
The Benchmark-backed Swedish startup is now valued at $675m
Mimi Billing
Founder to investor: How to start investing your personal wealth
How to
November 12, 2024
Founder to investor: How to start investing your personal wealth
Founders are typically familiar with their businesses' finances but may have less of a grasp on their personal financial situation
Paid for and produced by: Citi Private Bank
New listings rules come into force in the UK
News
July 29, 2024
New listings rules come into force in the UK
But will they make any difference to the lacklustre IPO market?
Amy Lewin
What is a wealth partner and why do founders need one?
Analysis
May 24, 2024
What is a wealth partner and why do founders need one?
Large liquidity events can potentially transform a founder’s wealth — but who do you turn to as you seek to preserve and grow what you’ve worked so hard to create?
Sponsored by: Citi Private Bank
CogX: Leading UK tech event owes ‘tens of thousands’ to suppliers
News
April 12, 2024
CogX: Leading UK tech event owes ‘tens of thousands’ to suppliers
CogX says it's committed to paying the suppliers and working tirelessly to bring in revenues to pay them
Kai Nicol-Schwarz and Freya Pratty
Exit season: How to prepare your startup for the M&A wave
Sifted Talks
March 19, 2024
Exit season: How to prepare your startup for the M&A wave
M&A might be going back to the pre-pandemic ‘normal’ — are you ready?
In partnership with: Latham & Watkins
‘Unless there’s a miracle, Glovo is very likely to lose’ — how Spain’s favourite scaleup is facing up to the regulators
Analysis
February 26, 2024
‘Unless there’s a miracle, Glovo is very likely to lose’ — how Spain’s favourite scaleup is facing up to the regulators
Regulation of online delivery companies has been ‘politicised’, says Glovo’s CEO.
Cristina Gallardo
How to build a contact centre for your startup — with AI
How to
December 22, 2023
How to build a contact centre for your startup — with AI
The opportunity for human agents and AI to work together is an important capability for cash- and resource-strapped startups
Sponsored by: Zoom

# Services

How AI is changing procurement and supply chains

‘There’s no magic money tree’: Alex Depledge on the Budget, startup lobbying and why she left the UK government

How to fund your robotics company: not another fundraise

Sequoia and General Catalyst value ex-police chief’s AI startup at $400m — reports

The banks, lawyers, accountants and PR firms supporting Europe’s 250 fastest-growing startups

‘Customers are happier if we provide the full suite’: Why startups are embracing all-in-one finance platforms

AI safety startups mapped: 37 companies building Europe's trust layer

The billion-dollar question: How will the neolabs actually make money?

The European startups racing to power the AI boom, mapped

European legaltech mapped: 60+ startups evolving how legal work gets done

Legal AI? Apparently, it’s over. Hello, 'Agentic Law'

Builder.ai founder named ‘key beneficiary’ in money-laundering probe

The funding round article is dead. Here's what to do instead

Japan’s biggest bank wants Europe’s scaleups

'Reverse acquihires are incredibly dangerous': Tech lawyer Mike Turner

$100m revenue companies growing at 20% is “not what investors are focused on,” says Goldman Sachs

General Catalyst and Iconiq back AI legal startup Legora in $80m Series B

Founder to investor: How to start investing your personal wealth

New listings rules come into force in the UK

What is a wealth partner and why do founders need one?

CogX: Leading UK tech event owes ‘tens of thousands’ to suppliers

Exit season: How to prepare your startup for the M&A wave

‘Unless there’s a miracle, Glovo is very likely to lose’ — how Spain’s favourite scaleup is facing up to the regulators

How to build a contact centre for your startup — with AI