Lovable’s co-founders Anton Osika and Fabian Hedin each cashed out roughly 100 million SEK in 2023, with the company not confirming whether the gains stem from AI-related sales.
UK AI startup Callosum, which builds software infrastructure to run AI workloads across different chips and models, closed a $100 million seed round led by Atomico with participation from Plural, DCVC, Sovereign AI and angels, following a $10.25 million raise earlier in the year.
ATBIT introduced a new OCR solution that combines cutting‑edge artificial intelligence with full data privacy, helping companies automate financial document flows without the risk of cloud‑based data exposure.
Lithuanian AI startup Guideless secured €1 million in a pre‑seed round led by Superhero Capital, with participation from FIRSTPICK VC and several angel investors. The funding will be used to enhance its AI‑driven platform that automates software training and workflow documentation, and to expand the business across Europe and the United States.
TrueFoundry, a San Francisco AI startup, acquired UK‑based MLOps vendor Seldon AI in June 2026.
In July 2026, Polish startup Talent Bridge announced that it had attracted 24Ventures as an investor to develop a comprehensive AI-driven Human Decision Intelligence Platform for competency management.
German AI translation startup DeepL, valued at $2 billion, announced a partnership with US legal‑tech company Harvey to translate legal documents for lawyers worldwide. The deal gives DeepL a significant share of Harvey’s translation workload and underscores DeepL’s push into heavily regulated sectors such as legal, finance and life sciences.
The employee experience startup has secured new funding from Notion Capital, HV Capital and L-Bank as it looks to bring AI tools and digital access to workers in retail, manufacturing, logistics, care and other frontline industries. Flip, an employee experience software company focused on frontline and deskless workers, has raised €22 million in new funding … Read more
QuantumLight, the venture capital firm created by Revolut co‑founder Nikolay Storonsky, closed a $500 million second fund, twice the size of its first fund, to back high‑growth tech companies across AI, crypto, fintech, SaaS and healthtech. The fund is managed by CEO Ilya Kondrashov and will use an AI‑driven selection platform called Aleph to pick investments.
Swiss construction‑tech startup Gravis Robotics secured a €172 million Series A investment from SoftBank, pushing its valuation past €1 billion and making it Europe’s newest robotics unicorn. The funding will be used to grow the team, expand globally and scale its autonomous‑excavator technology, which is already deployed on projects across four continents for customers such as Holcim and HD Hyundai.