Cleantech startup MarkeDroid has raised €300,000 in bridge funding to accelerate the rollout of its AI-powered distributed energy orchestration platform across Europe.
Cleantech startup MarkeDroid has raised €300,000 in bridge funding to accelerate the rollout of its AI-powered distributed energy orchestration platform across Europe.
Climate volatility, supply shocks, and mounting sustainability pressure are forcing the global food industry to rethink how it operates — and Mondra wants to be the platform powering that transition. The London-based AI and data intelligence company has raised £10 million in Series A funding to expand its platform across
Women’s health startup SheMed has raised €43 million to scale its personalised healthcare platform across the UK, deepen its clinical capabilities, and invest in next-generation data infrastructure for predictive and preventative care.
With the AI infrastructure race intensifying and GPU supply still tight, startups that can help teams extract more performance from existing hardware are attracting serious attention. Enter Tensormesh, which has just emerged from stealth with $4.5 million in seed funding to do exactly that.
In a major push to fuel the next wave of clean power for AI data centers, Redwood Materials has raised $350 million in new funding to expand its fast-growing energy storage and materials production business.
After reaching profitability this summer, Felix Health is doubling down on growth. The Canadian telehealth startup has raised $53 million in growth financing to accelerate its expansion into new health categories — from menopause to weight loss — and prepare for the arrival of generic GLP-1 drugs in Canada.
Selling to the public sector has long been considered a startup graveyard — slow, bureaucratic, and nearly impossible to scale. But Justin Wenig, founder of Starbridge, believes that’s exactly where the next major AI opportunity lies.
The rise of vibe coding — the new wave of AI-assisted app creation powered by platforms like Lovable and Replit AI — promised that anyone could build full-scale applications from a single prompt. But while AI can now generate production-ready code in seconds, deploying and maintaining that code remains a
Sumble, a new AI-driven sales intelligence startup founded by Kaggle co-founders Anthony Goldbloom and Ben Hamner, has emerged from stealth with $38.5 million in funding to help sales teams truly understand what’s happening inside target companies — not just who to contact.
