Armilar Venture Partners has secured over €120 million for its fourth fund targeting DeepTech and digital transformation ventures in Spain and Portugal. The firm plans to build a portfolio of around 20 companies, focusing on Series A opportunities across AI, cybersecurity, and other high-tech sector
Armis has secured $435 million in new funding, pushing its valuation to $6.1 billion. The cybersecurity firm specializes in securing internet-connected devices and is targeting an IPO in late 2026 or early 2027.
Gabriel-James Safar and Sébastien Deprez, who previously sold their startup Madumbo to Datadog, have raised $10 million in seed funding for their new observability company Tsuga. The Paris-based startup is taking on the $50 billion giant with a “bring your own cloud” approach that could disrupt trad
Beta Technologies successfully debuted on the NYSE, raising $1 billion and closing at $36 per share. The Vermont-based electric aviation company priced above its expected range and took an unconventional path to going public, bypassing traditional venture capital.
Anthropic reportedly expects to hit $70 billion in revenue and $17 billion in cash flow by 2028. The projections show a dramatically different path than OpenAI’s loss-heavy approach. But can either strategy actually deliver?
European PropTech startups are tackling real estate finance from multiple angles. They’re making property investment accessible through fractional ownership while helping people unlock home equity and rental income.
A new startup called Parable has raised $16.5 million to help companies measure whether their AI investments are actually paying off. The platform integrates with workplace tools to establish productivity baselines and track AI’s real impact. Early results include identifying $80 million in potentia
Rubio Impact Ventures has secured over €70 million for its third impact fund, backed by major institutional investors. This signals growing confidence in impact-tied investment models across European venture capital.
Taylor Capuano and Casey Sarai started Cakes Body with $10,000 in personal savings. Three years later, their simple solution for wardrobe malfunctions generated $95 million in annual sales. Their story reveals why overlooked niches can become massive markets.
Blizzard veteran Bill Roper has secured $500,000 in funding for Innsmouth Mysteries, a Lovecraft-inspired co-op horror extraction RPG. The project represents a strategic pivot after larger funding efforts failed, targeting the underserved middle ground between indie and AAA development.
