French medtech startup Implicity secured a €35 million financing round led by IRIS and Five Arrows to enhance its platform that aggregates cardiac device data and enables predictive cardiology, supporting its growth in the U.S. market.
Samsung backed French generative‑AI startup Mistral AI in a Series B round to secure access to cutting‑edge language‑model technology and strengthen its AI portfolio for consumer devices and enterprise solutions.
London‑based CloudNC, a precision machining software startup, secured $20 million led by Nimble Ventures, with participation from Calculus Venture Capital, Entrepreneur First, LM Ventures and Lockheed Martin’s VC arm. The funding will accelerate the rollout of its AI‑powered CAM Assist platform, expand market reach, and fund new AI‑driven products and compliance efforts.
EQT’s Scaleup Europe Fund joined a major financing round for the Swedish space startup The Exploration Company (TEC). This is the fund’s fourth investment overall and its second backing of a European space firm, according to the news outlet Di.
Lexroom, a European legaltech startup, announced that it has sealed its first two M&A transactions only four months after closing a $50 million Series B financing round.
Isar Aerospace’s second rocket launch reached orbit, demonstrating the company’s capability to provide independent launch services from Europe and positioning it as a key player in the growing commercial space market.
Spanish AI/Deeptech spinout IPronics raised $125 million in a Series B round led by Nvidia, marking a significant funding milestone for the company.
Berlin‑based startup Auxxo announced the closing of its second investment fund, securing €33.3 million to support its growth plans.
Dutch dictation‑app startup Wispr secured $280 million of growth capital after a $30 million Series A, pushing its valuation to $2 billion. The round involved existing, new and private investors. The company, led by CEO Tanay Kothari, also launched a meeting‑transcription app called Notetaker and claims rapid quarterly revenue growth with a base of 100 k business users.
SAPIOM announced a $35 million funding round to build an infrastructure layer that will act as a cost controller for AI agents, helping companies understand and manage the expenses generated by autonomous AI operations.