UK-based AI data company Poindexter Labs has secured £2 million in an oversubscribed seed funding round to accelerate the development of its expert-driven training data platform for advanced artificial intelligence systems.
UK-based AI data company Poindexter Labs has secured £2 million in an oversubscribed seed funding round to accelerate the development of its expert-driven training data platform for advanced artificial intelligence systems.
London-based retail technology startup Handshake has secured $3.2 million in funding to accelerate the development of its AI-powered platform designed to modernize how retailers, wholesalers, and suppliers negotiate and manage commercial agreements.
Dorset-based cleantech startup Circular11 has raised €2.7 million (£2.4 million) in fresh funding to scale its technology platform that converts difficult-to-recycle plastic waste into low-carbon building materials and consumer products.
Kodesage, a London and Budapest-based enterprise software startup, has raised $6.6 million in Seed funding to accelerate the modernisation of legacy software systems used by large enterprises.
Slamcore, a London-based spatial intelligence software company, has raised $14 million in a new funding round led by ROKStar Ventures, the investment arm of Rockwell Automation.
Caudal Energy, a UK-based renewable energy startup developing biomimetic tidal power systems, has raised £4.3 million in funding led by Oxford Science Enterprises and Empirical Ventures, with participation from Zero Carbon Capital, Creator Fund, and existing investors.
Bristol-based biotechnology company Mykor has secured £4 million in funding to accelerate the commercial scale-up of its low-carbon construction systems grown from industrial and agricultural waste.
London-based beauty and wellness platform Fresha has secured €68.9 million ($80 million) in growth funding from funds managed by KKR, pushing the company’s valuation beyond €861.9 million ($1 billion) and officially placing it among the UK’s newest unicorns.
London-based AI workflow company Scope has secured €17.2 million ($20 million) in funding to accelerate the adoption of its inspection automation platform across global industrial markets.
