Des entreprises qui créent du neuf : levées de fonds, prototypes, financement participatif et premières livraisons.
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Alta, which develops blockchain infrastructure for financial institutions, announced a Series A led by Index Ventures. Airwallex plans to build on its platform.
The bill lets Corfo invest as a minority partner in venture funds: up to US$60 million of state money over three years to draw US$140 million from private investors.
The EU programme splits €440 million in grants and €85 million for a digital platform; early-stage teams can apply for up to €100.000 for proof-of-concept prototypes.
Corporate expense management startup Clara raised US$105 million through a Series C and a renewed growth financing line, and plans more than 100 new hires.
Swiss American startup Light Frame, founded in 2024, closed a $5.1M seed round led by Fortino Ventures to build core banking software for wealth management.
The Swiss venture firm's oversubscribed early-stage fund targets companies where software meets science, with tickets from €890k to €13.35 million.
The Mexican private-capital institution turned 20 and will now assess seed-stage tech companies directly, not only via funds. A three-year US$200M investment plan is also announced.
Italian startup Sizable Energy completed offshore tests of seabed brine storage, a pumped-hydro analogue at sea. An integrated demonstrator with a data center is scheduled for the first half of 2027.
The company, whose hemoadsorption devices remove endotoxins and inflammatory mediators from blood, will expand sales in Europe, India and Latin America.
Argo Space, a company with fewer than 30 employees, is building a spacecraft that splits water into hydrogen and oxygen for combustion. Its July demonstration did not test the propulsion.
The Paris-based company develops a cloud CRM and billing platform for energy suppliers and telecom operators. The funds will go to expansion in Germany and Italy.
London-based Oyster Therapeutics is developing tau protein degraders for Alzheimer's disease. The lead candidate has not entered the clinic, and the company has not said when it will.
Japanese generative-model startup Sakana has chosen Goldman Sachs for a possible listing in Tokyo or on Nasdaq; venue, offering size and valuation are not yet final.
The agency began accepting astronaut candidate applications with updated eligibility criteria, planning lunar surface missions starting in 2028.
The startup combines lab-grown human brain tissue, automation and predictive models to study how the brain responds to drugs before clinical trials.
The tenth Web Summit in Lisbon has humanoid robots as official speakers for the first time, and China is sending the largest delegation it has brought to the conference.
Changan is gauging dealer demand before deciding on local UNI-Z production; the company says dropping recycling fees on imports could lower the price.
A developer from Ukraine built an iPhone alarm with a 24-hour dial instead of a list; by his own account, the app passed App Review in a day.
Content, energy and fintech led the totals; by country Türkiye, the Netherlands and the UK were ahead. The largest rounds went to Fal and Return.
