European SaaS founders are rethinking AWS and cloud spend as not just a cost issue but a legal and compliance risk under EU data and privacy rules.
Author: Kyle Kelley
Sheffield startup AmpliSi raises £2M to develop silicon-based anodes that could replace graphite in lithium-ion batteries and boost EV and grid storage performance.
Healthcare workforce startup Carefam exits stealth with $14.5M to modernise staffing, reduce burnout and improve continuity of care across hospitals and clinics.
Berlin- and Luxembourg-based SpaceTech startup AIRMO raises €5M to build a global satellite system for high-precision greenhouse gas monitoring.
Maria 01’s 2025 report shows Finland capturing 85% of Nordic defence tech funding, tripling startup investment to €337M while diversity gains lag founder gender parity.
Barcelona-based Delfos secures €3M in pre-Series A funding to expand its AI-powered ‘virtual engineer’ for industrial asset monitoring and predictive maintenance.
Malta will host the EU-Startups Summit on May 7-8, gathering founders, investors and policymakers to spotlight Europe’s next generation of tech companies.
Cloud startup Nebius, backed by a reported $2B NVIDIA hardware deal, targets 5GW of AI data center capacity by 2030 to power next‑generation AI factories.
French startup Acorel is redefining AI in public transport, proving that accurate passenger analytics can coexist with strict privacy protection.
Bavarian startup Neuramancer secures €1.7M to scale AI tools that detect deepfakes and synthetic media fraud amid rising global disinformation risks.