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.
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 researchers have developed a sensor chip that cryptographically signs images and videos at capture, making manipulation nearly impossible to hide.
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.
Interloom has raised $16.5 million to build a persistent memory layer for AI agents, capturing undocumented operational knowledge from real-world enterprise workflows.
The UK government has committed £1 billion to purchase quantum computers from British startups, part of a broader £2 billion quantum computing investment package.
Tracebit has raised a $20M in Series A funding to expand its cloud-native deception technology, which deploys decoy assets across enterprise networks to detect threats early.