Deep Tech

The Eindhoven chip startup's Series A targets the power and cost constraints throttling foundation model deployment at scale.

Canada's sovereign capital vehicles back a $1.3bn critical minerals project as Ottawa bets on domestic supply-chain resilience.

A Canadian crypto miner's British Columbia facility conversion signals the broader capital reallocation from blockchain to AI compute infrastructure.

Quick Custom Intelligence cuts industry data lag from six weeks to one day, giving casino operators a faster loop for floor optimisation.

A KBA permit for driverless freight on public roads marks a regulatory watershed for autonomous logistics in Europe's largest road transport market.

A sensor-fusion platform integrates counter-UAS and base defence data into one dashboard, with five more US military installations in the pipeline.

DCG subsidiary Yuma crosses $200m in staked assets on the Bittensor network, backing AI subnets now landing real enterprise clients.

Newly Nasdaq-listed Stewards pursues two luxury apartment deals as it builds a private credit and real assets platform.

A Pentagon economic unit commits $450m to the only US-owned vertically integrated tungsten producer, shielding defence programmes from Chinese supply risk.

The US nuclear triad's ground leg edges toward operational readiness as Sentinel completes vertical integration at Vandenberg Space Force Base.

Sovereign and private capital unite behind a UAE fleet telematics consolidator as Gulf regulatory tailwinds reshape transport infrastructure.

Ramp's reported $1B raise at a $60B valuation caps a week of nine-figure fintech rounds spanning payments, wealthtech and cross-sector VC.

Cyberette founder Julia Jakimenko on the deepfake fraudster who opened 46 ABN AMRO accounts, five ways to beat a face check, and why the EU AI Act stops none.

A frontier research platform backs a UK GPS-denied tracking scale-up, merging AI-driven intelligence with sovereign defence asset management.

P101-led funding and a bolt-on acquisition target Italy's fragmented food-compliance market, where digitisation sits at just 3%.

Two market data specialists are offering banks and trading firms an incremental escape route from ageing, vendor-locked data infrastructure.

UK satellite maker NewOrbit locks in a Q3 2028 launch, becoming the first company to secure a commercial slot in Very Low Earth Orbit.

An Israeli-rooted subsidiary enters Europe's air-defence supply chain, reflecting post-Ukraine rearmament capital flowing into niche hardware.

A French drone-investment group acquires a reference shareholding in a distressed shell firm, pointing it toward the drone logistics sector.

A $31m raise backs domestic AMR manufacturing as supply-chain provenance concerns reshape warehouse automation procurement.