The article profiles Multiverse Computing, a young Spanish artificial‑intelligence startup that aims to become a leading AI player in Europe, highlighting its ambitions, technology focus and potential impact on the European AI ecosystem.
Amanda AI, backed by Spiltan, announced a new funding round of 10 million SEK, a change in leadership with Charlotte Berg becoming CEO, significant cost cuts, a move to cheaper offices, and its first steps into the UK market.
Finland‑based STRGY AI secured €1 million in angel investment from a group of European private investors, Innovestor’s Angel CoFund and Business Finland to accelerate the rollout of its StrategyOS platform, which helps mid‑market organisations translate strategic plans into daily actions.
Anthropic, the creator of the Claude AI system, announced that it will add an invisible watermark to all AI‑generated text from its upcoming Claude models for the European market, meeting a specific requirement of the EU AI Act that mandates model makers to provide traceability of AI‑generated content.
Brickanta, supported by Northzone, has acquihired AI proposal tool Alysa, marking its second such acquisition and signaling a faster pace of development.
Mistral AI, a French AI startup, unveiled a major infrastructure push to deliver 1 GW of European AI compute by 2030. The plan includes regional inference endpoints, a premium SLA‑backed tier, and long‑term compute contracts with European enterprises, backed by €830 million of debt financing. The move positions Mistral as a sovereign AI infrastructure provider, complementing its partnership with Microsoft and its open‑model hosting strategy.
Zerolook, a Swiss startup based in Zug, secured €1.6 million (about $1.9 million) in a pre‑seed round led by London‑based Playfair. The funding will be used to launch its first version of an AI‑powered flight‑shopping API that predicts itineraries and prices, helping airlines and travel agencies handle the high volume of AI‑generated searches without incurring excessive computation costs. The round also included Vento Ventures, TrueSight Ventures, Alpha Venture and several angels.
Copenhagen‑based startup Palette raised €3 million in a pre‑seed round led by Ugly Duckling Ventures to build a model‑neutral operating system that lets AI‑native teams integrate and switch between different AI models while preserving company context.
Isembard, a UK‑based startup that builds small high‑tech factories using AI‑driven software to produce precision components for space, defence and robotics, announced a $50 million Series A round led by Union Square Ventures. The funding will accelerate its franchise model expansion across Europe and the US, increase factory count, and enhance its MasonOS AI platform.
Oslo‑based startup Visoid, founded in 2023, raised €2.1 million led by Skyfall Ventures to expand its AI‑driven visualisation platform for architects, aiming to grow its team and accelerate product development.