A coalition of five companies – Airly (Poland), Ecomesure and Ellona (France), Kunak Technologies (Spain) and Clarity Movement Co. (USA) – launched Clean Tech for Clean Air (CT4CA) in Brussels to support EU member states in deploying high‑quality small sensors for better air‑quality monitoring and policy implementation under the revised EU Air Quality Directive.
Lovable, a Stockholm‑based AI coding startup, demonstrated strong growth in 2026 by hitting roughly €350 million ARR and generating €87.4 million in a single month, highlighting the shift toward outcome‑based, agent‑driven SaaS models in Europe.
The two Polish startups introduced a new instant‑delivery model for dietary supplements, promising half‑hour delivery times and aiming to reshape the fast‑moving consumer goods market in Polish cities.
Polish retail network Lewiatan, known for traditional franchised stores, has partnered with startup SmartNovo to launch its first AI-controlled autonomous container store, marking a technological shift in their operations.
Stenon, a Potsdam-based startup, is highlighted as a company to watch in the Proptech sector.
Vero Concierge, founded in 2025, offers personalized luxury hospitality services in the Sorrento Peninsula and Amalfi Coast. The company emphasizes human connection over automated solutions, providing tailored experiences for international clients and B2B partnerships with property managers and luxury villa owners. It also organizes exclusive events to showcase local culture and traditions.
Startup Booster Poland, supported by PARP, has opened recruitment for its DeepTech Goes Dual accelerator program. The initiative focuses on supporting startups creating solutions based on breakthrough scientific and engineering achievements.
eSky, a Polish travel tech company, has unveiled a new approach to trip planning, showcasing innovative features designed to simplify and enhance the travel experience for users.
NestAI, a Finnish AI defense startup, has launched its first military AI models and secured €100m in funding led by Nokia and Tesi. The company aims to reduce Europe’s dependence on foreign defense tech by providing autonomous drone systems and battlefield orchestration tools. It partners with AMD, Finland’s LUMI supercomputer, and quantum startup Qutwo to optimize AI for edge computing.
Orange Polska has deployed five AI-powered assistants at the ‘Pomnik-Centrum Zdrowia Dziecka’ children’s health institute to provide rapid information and navigation support for patients, caregivers, and visitors.