Alibaba Launches Qwen3.7-Max, Proprietary AI Model with Extended Autonomous Capabilities

Alibaba has launched Qwen3.7-Max, a new proprietary AI model that demonstrates significant advancements in autonomous agent capabilities, including 35 hours of continuous execution and the ability to integrate with external frameworks. While this move away from open-source distribution aligns with industry giants like OpenAI and Google, it has drawn mixed reactions from the developer community, with some praising the technical achievements and others lamenting the loss of open-source access. The model is priced competitively against other leading AI models, positioning it as a premium offering for enterprise workloads.

Kore.ai Launches Artemis AI Agent Platform to Compete with Enterprise Giants

Kore.ai launched Artemis, a comprehensive AI agent platform designed to compete with Microsoft, Salesforce, Google, and ServiceNow. The platform introduces Agent Blueprint Language (ABL), a YAML-based standard for defining and governing AI agents, and Arch, an AI system that automates agent design, deployment, and optimization. The Dual-Brain Architecture combines LLM reasoning with deterministic business rules for regulated industries. The company has achieved significant scale with 500 Global 2000 customers, $100M+ ARR, and deployments automating 450 million daily interactions.

Munich-based Invertix Secures 1.7 Million EUR in Pre-Seed Funding for AI-Powered Renewable Energy Management

Munich-based climate-tech startup Invertix, which develops AI agents for solar parks and wind turbines, raised 1.7 million EUR in pre-seed funding led by Vireo Ventures. The company exited stealth mode with this funding round just two months after its founding.

European AI Companies Raise €5.3 Billion in 2025, With France, Germany and UK Leading Investment Surge

European AI companies raised over €5.3 billion in 2025, with capital concentrated among top companies including Mistral AI (€1.7B), Helsing (€600M), Black Forest Labs ($300M), Synthesia (€350M), ElevenLabs ($180M), and n8n (€155M). The UK, Germany and France emerged as Europe’s most active AI hubs. Funding was spread across foundation models, defence AI, generative media, and applied AI across healthcare, manufacturing, aviation, legal services and other sectors.

London-based AI performance marketing platform Searchable secures €11.9 million Series A funding

Searchable, a London-based AI performance marketing platform, raised €11.9 million in Series A funding led by Headline at a €72.1 million valuation. The platform helps brands understand, track and improve their visibility across AI-led search engines. Since launching in January 2025, the company reached €2.2 million in annual recurring revenue and works with major enterprise clients.