Growth
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Phase0 puts AI agents into construction admin
German construction software company Phase0 has raised €2.6 million to expand AI agents embedded in tendering, billing, project-cost, and site-management workflows used by architecture and engineering practices.
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Tandem Health pushes clinical AI beyond notes
Tandem Health has raised $100 million to expand its clinical AI platform across Europe, moving beyond medical documentation towards software spanning more of the clinical and administrative workflow.
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Memory-safe chips reach the commercial test
SCI Semiconductor has raised £5 million after fabricating its first CHERI-based chips and securing more than £2 million of orders, moving memory-safe hardware towards commercial deployment.
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Ireland turns ESA spending into export work
Irish companies secured €12.9 million of European Space Agency contracts in the first half of 2026 as Dublin tries to convert higher public spending into specialist technology exports.
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Ilika holds battery scale to improve readiness
The British solid-state battery developer has completed its PRIMED programme after choosing to improve 10Ah Goliath cells rather than immediately scale them to 50Ah.
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Bending Spoons adds Miro after Airtable
The Italian technology group has agreed a $1.355 billion purchase of Miro days after completing Airtable, rapidly expanding its exposure to enterprise collaboration software.
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Europe makes deep-tech funding conditional
Twenty physical-AI and biomedical projects have entered a stage-gated European funding programme where larger grants depend on measurable technical progress and user testing.
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Europe tackles the gap after invention
The European Innovation Act targets the awkward route from research to revenue, combining intellectual-property finance reforms with new ways for governments to buy emerging technology.
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Electric trucks expose a charging coordination gap
FRYTE Mobility has raised €3.5 million as Europe’s electric-truck rollout exposes a practical problem: charging infrastructure and freight schedules need to know considerably more about each other.
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Fusion’s software supply chain starts to form
Fusionality has raised CHF3 million to turn fusion control, simulation, and diagnostics into reusable infrastructure rather than technology rebuilt separately for every experimental reactor.
