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Tech Race Summit participants warn of obstacles to turning AI pilots into profits
AWS, Oracle and Cloudflare rarely share a stage. At the Tech Race Summit in Warsaw, tech leaders from these companies and many others shared strikingly similar conclusions about why AI adoption is stalling and what companies can do about it.
A Power Bank You Can Actually Repair? Meet ZERO
The French startup CTRL ENERGY has designed ZERO, a portable, modular power bank that lets owners easily repair and keep their devices running instead of tossing them. Here’s how.
Is EU Inc in trouble? European innovators warn landmark startup reform is being stripped of its purpose
The EU–INC initiative, backed by some of Europe’s most prominent startup founders and investors, has issued an urgent warning that the European Union’s
Rabot Energy secures $50M to transform homes into a virtual power plant
Rabot Energy, a provider of dynamic electricity tariffs, has raised $50 million in a Series B funding round to expand its technology platform and support its next phase of growth. The round was led by Endeit, a growth capital investor focused on European tech scale-ups, alongside the DeepTech & Climate Fonds (DTCF). Existing investors HV Capital, High-Tech Gründerfonds (HTGF), Bosch Ventures, CNI, Acurio Ventures and vent.io also participated.
AI: Europe’s 10 most-funded companies in H1 2026
European AI funding in H1 2026 was dominated by the UK, France and Germany, with large investments driving the overall total, while smaller rounds supported emerging startups and the growing adoption of AI across industries.
A track drive showed me how McLaren made a hybrid engine exciting enough for a supercar
‘Hybrid’ isn’t a dirty word anymore. Adding an electric motor to the Artura meant more driver excitement, not less
Ninja CRISPi 4-in-1 vs Salter Crisp & Go: Which portable air fryer is best?
These compact glass air fryers with digital controls are perfect when countertop space is limited, as well for the campervan and caravan crew
Italy’s Panakès Partners launches €8.5 million investment vehicle targeting Lombardy’s MedTech and BioTech
Milan’s Panakès Partners has raised 8.5 million euros from Lombardia Venture STEP, the venture capital fund of funds promoted by the Lombardy Region in order to invest in companies that are active in life sciences, MedTech and BioTech sectors.
Nebius says struck deals with UK AI labs, welcomes non-compete changes
European AI infrastructure company Nebius says it has struck deals with a number of early-stage UK AI labs as it looks to accelerate its compute and infrastructure offering in the UK.
Nvidia is investing heavily into Europe – why now?
NVIDIA has had a busy week on this side of the pond. From announcing new investments in British and French startups to launching collaborations in Sweden,
10 European startups fighting the next generation of AI cyber threats
As artificial intelligence reshapes how companies build, test and operate software, it is also transforming the cybersecurity landscape. AI-powered
A Conversation With Ari Emanuel About Entertainment and AI
A conversation with Hollywood super-agent Ari Emanuel about his memoir, the impact of AI on Hollywood, and the power of a phone call.
Proptech HomeTruth brings entrepreneur Graham Martin on board as investor and Chairman
The UK proptech startup, co-founded by Tech.eu journalist Monty Munford, will draw on Martin’s experience to scale its AI-powered platform and expand partnerships.
The EU-Startups Podcast | Interview with Cornel Amariei, CEO and founder of .lumen
Key points: How the .lumen glasses actually work: 3D environment perception, human-centred path planning, and in-house mapping and semantic surface understanding. The guide dog comparison – where the glasses match its benefits today, where the analogy ends, and why .lumen aims to complement canes and dogs rather than replace them. What blind users taught the team that engineers alone could never have discovered, and how organisations for the visually impaired are responding to the product.
Vilnius-based Holo raises €5 million to put marketing on autopilot for small businesses
Holo, a Vilnius-based AI platform that plans and runs marketing for small businesses, has raised €5 million in a Seed round to develop its marketing autopilot, reach more small businesses, and expand its Vilnius team.
British Business Bank invests £180M across AI and deeptech funds
The British Business Bank has today announced it is investing £180m across six AI and deeptech VC funds, as investors continue to pile into the two hot sectors.
Patients: All my best tips on how to opt out of data sharing
Even when patients are told they can opt out, medical providers often don’t give patients instructions on how. For patients who are interested in opting out, here are my best tips on how to start.
MyChart and a major hospital said I could opt out of sharing my health data. But they didn’t make it easy
My journey included a notary, a hospital that won’t honor its own policies and employees that gave me wrong information.
Vilnius-based Holo raises €5M to bring AI-powered marketing to small businesses
AI marketing platform Holo has raised €5 million in a seed funding round to further develop its marketing automation technology and reach more small businesses. The round was led by Market One Capital, with participation from Silicon Gardens, FirstPick, Leonis Capital, NGL, Tekton Ventures and business angels.
Nvidia bets on five UK startups
Nvidia is planning new investments in five UK startups, its boss said last night, as it continues to spread its reach across the startup ecosystem.
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