Coralogix has secured $200 million to develop oversight tools for artificial intelligence agents. The investment aims to bolster monitoring systems that ensure AI reliability and operational transparency amid growing adoption by enterprises.
Invisix, a semiconductor metrology startup, has raised €20 million in an oversubscribed seed round to develop AI-powered measurement solutions for advanced chip manufacturing. The Dutch company uses soft x-ray technology and machine learning to non-destructively inspect highly complex chip structures. The funding will accelerate commercialisation and bolster its team and customer demonstrations.
European technology firms saw over €3.1 billion raised across more than 60 funding deals this week, alongside key mergers and acquisitions in the AI and fintech sectors. Notable movements include Focused Energy securing $240 million, TrueLayer acquiring Dutch fintech In3, and London reclaiming its position as Europe’s leading tech hub.
Geordie AI has raised $30 million in a Series A round led by Balderton Capital to strengthen its platform for securing and governing AI agents in enterprise settings. The funding will support technology development, team growth, and U.S. expansion. Geordie AI aims to provide enterprises with greater visibility and control over their AI agent deployments.
H1, a SaaS company focused on healthcare, has secured $40 million in funding from CVS, signaling continued investor interest in software-as-a-service ventures. The investment underscores the resilience of the SaaS sector even amid broader market uncertainties.
SOND, a sleep technology startup founded by Bose’s former head of sleep, has emerged from stealth mode with $7 million in new funding. The company aims to leverage advanced AI and technology to improve sleep quality.
Otomato, a provider of real-time intelligence for decentralised finance (DeFi) users, has secured $2 million in funding from Improbable. The capital will support product development and further expansion across blockchain protocols and markets.
European telecom companies raised €4.8 billion in 2025, with investment focused on network infrastructure, fibre expansion, and emerging technologies such as satellite connectivity and AI-driven solutions. The largest deals were driven by both debt and equity financing, highlighting the strategic role of telecoms in Europe’s digital transformation.
Hark has raised $700 million in a Series A funding round to advance its secretive universal AI interface project. The company's technology aims to provide a single access point to various artificial intelligence functions. Details of the platform remain undisclosed, but the substantial investment signals strong industry interest.
Pivot, a Paris-based AI-powered procurement and finance operations platform, has raised $40 million in a Series B funding round. The company plans to use the investment to advance its AI capabilities and expand its presence in enterprise markets.
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