adpaq introduced a new MCP server that enables agentic AI to set up, target, link creatives and report on programmatic audio campaigns via natural language. The solution is being piloted with Abovomaxlead to assess speed, reliability and user control before a broader release.
CuspAI, a Cambridge‑based AI startup that designs new materials for clean energy and semiconductors, raised $450 million in a Series B round, bringing its total funding to over $670 million and valuing the company at $2.6 billion.
Terra Labs, originating from one of Sweden’s leading tech successes and supported by a heavyweight investor trio, has experienced a tenfold increase in its business. Its AI‑driven satellite imaging technology is now drawing interest from forestry companies eager to adopt the solution. The article highlights the company’s strong financial results and optimistic outlook.
Contents announced its sixth acquisition, buying Spanish fintech software firm Balio. The deal expands Contents’ European footprint, adds Balio’s financial‑wellbeing platform and its trusted corporate client base to Contents’ AI‑driven enterprise suite, and will accelerate Balio’s growth across Europe. Financial terms were not disclosed.
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.
Belgian tech‑bio startup Sightera Biosciences raised €3 million in a pre‑seed round led by Entourage, with participation from Anacura and QBIC, to scale its AI‑native platform that uses patient‑derived samples for oncology and fibrosis drug discovery.
Swedish startup VXA, now operating as Plenty Labs, was swallowed up by music licensing company Epidemic Sound soon after its inception. The article reveals how the founders and several well‑known investors benefited from the deal.
French publisher Hachette, US-based Cengage Learning, and Dutch publisher Elsevier have filed a lawsuit against Google, alleging that the company used their books to train the Gemini AI without authorization from authors or publishers. The case highlights the legal gray area around AI training data, particularly in the US where copyright protections are less restrictive.
TECNALIA has designed and validated an electric unmanned aerial vehicle with high capacity for wildfire intervention. The development is part of EXTINCIA, a project coordinated by CLUE Technologies and funded by CDTI, combining drones, artificial intelligence, and advanced air traffic management systems.
Applied Computing, a London-based AI company building foundation models for energy operators, raised €17.4 million ($20 million) in a funding round led by KBR and Databricks Ventures. The company also opened a new office in Houston, Texas, marking its formal entry into the US market. The funding will support expansion, commercial deployment, and AI research.