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Google and Red Hat Make the Cloud Migration Case Concrete

Google Cloud and Red Hat have announced new tools to help enterprises move OpenShift workloads to the cloud — without forcing a wholesale architectural overhaul.

Britain’s Best Startups Aren’t All in London

Serial entrepreneur Jenson Brook built Britain's Got Startups to close the funding gap between London and the regions — and has helped raise over £10 million doing it.

Bain and Palantir Deepen Their Bet on Enterprise AI

Bain & Company has expanded its partnership with Palantir, combining the consultancy's industry expertise with Palantir's AIP and Foundry platforms at a greater scale.

Two Compliance Giants Unite to Tighten AML Screening

Sumsub and ComplyAdvantage have partnered to embed AI-native risk intelligence into AML screening, enabling compliance teams to detect financial crime faster and more precisely.

Renasens Says It Can Recycle Blended Fabrics at Scale

Renasens has raised €10M to commercialize a CO₂ process that separates and recovers fibers from blended textile waste without water or toxic chemicals.

Galtea Raises $3.2M to Fix AI’s Testing Bottleneck

Galtea has raised $3.2 million in seed funding to help enterprises generate reliable test scenarios for AI agents before deployment, cutting cost and complexity.

European Chip Startup Claims 100x Faster Data Conversion

Aachen-based INCIRT has raised €4.8 million to commercialise a chip architecture it says converts data up to 100 times faster without relying on cutting-edge fabs.

ETH Zurich Chips Could Make Deepfakes Verifiable

ETH Zurich researchers have developed a sensor chip that cryptographically signs images and videos at capture, making manipulation nearly impossible to hide.

Walk15 Turned a Walking Route Into a Global Movement

Vlada Musvydaite Vilciauske built Walk15 from a single 15,000-step route into a platform reaching 31% of Lithuania's population and one million users globally.

PepsiCo Is Using AI to Farm, Supply and Staff Smarter

PepsiCo deploys AI across farming, supply chain and workforce, sourcing 95% of ingredients locally in China while scaling tools to 320,000 employees.

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