Impact
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Basecamp raises $140m to push biological AI towards clinic
Basecamp Research is moving AI-designed therapeutics closer to clinical development.
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Amethyst Care bets on voice AI for home monitoring
Irish healthtech Amethyst Care is developing voice-based monitoring for homes.
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UK builds regulatory capacity for health tech
A £20 million UK programme will create four regulatory science centres covering AI, personalised healthcare, novel evidence, and platform technologies.
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Orange takes governed AI into pharma workflows
Orange has invested in French health-tech company Biolevate and will combine its governed AI agents with clinical research expertise to automate regulated pharmaceutical workflows.
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EV charging software moves closer to the operator
Velian is rebuilding control over software behind Dutch EV charging.
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Nordic landlords automate heating across 73 buildings
Siemens and Swedish AI company Algeno have deployed predictive heating control across 73 buildings in Sweden and Norway, moving building AI beyond isolated trials without yet publishing portfolio-wide savings.
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Estonia’s e-residents accelerate company formation
Estonia’s e-residents have created more than 4,200 companies so far in 2026, while programme data shows faster business formation and growing demand for domestic professional services.
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EU moves worker credentials into digital wallets
The European Commission wants social-security documents and professional qualifications to move through the EU Digital Identity Wallet, turning employment administration into a major practical test of interoperable credentials.
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Fusion partnership links UK and US supercomputing
British and US fusion laboratories are linking AI and high-performance computing programmes while their governments deepen regulatory cooperation, adding shared digital infrastructure to the attempt to make fusion commercially viable.
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ABB turns Ferrari Hypersail into a DC microgrid test
ABB is using Ferrari Hypersail’s renewable-powered yacht as a test environment for 800 VDC power systems, connecting extreme offshore engineering with technologies intended for data centres, shipping, renewables, and industrial microgrids.











