01 March - 31 March 2025
Traditional AI models struggle with precision in real-world business applications. Nace AI, founded by ex-Google and Meta experts, is solving this with MetaModel 1—a system that creates task-specific AI models tailored to enterprise needs.
Backed by $5M in funding from General Catalyst, Nace AI is already making waves. Its first product, NAVI, helps businesses with audit and compliance, outperforming larger models like GPT-4o in accuracy.
With plans to expand into healthcare, finance, and supply chain, Nace AI is redefining how AI integrates into business operations.
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Quibim, the Spanish health-tech startup transforming healthcare through AI-powered imaging biomarkers, has raised $50 million in Series A funding to enhance its platform and expand its U.S. presence. Co-led by Asabys and Buenavista Equity Partners, this investment will fuel the company’s mission to revolutionize diagnostics, clinical trials, and drug development.
Founded in 2015, Quibim leverages AI and imaging biomarkers to analyze medical scans at scale, helping clinicians make precise, personalized treatment decisions. Their platform is already making strides in oncology, neurology, and metabolic disorders, with over 170 installations worldwide and key partnerships with Mass General Brigham, Stanford, and Philips.
By creating human digital twins—dynamic models of patients’ health—Quibim is unlocking new possibilities in healthcare, enabling more accurate disease characterization and better patient outcomes.
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AI agents are only as effective as the websites they navigate—Browser Use is changing the game by making web elements more readable and accessible for automation.
The YC-backed startup has secured $17M in seed funding. Founded by Magnus Müller and Gregor Žunič at ETH Zurich, the company’s open-source tool transforms complex web structures into text-based formats, allowing AI agents to process and interact with sites more efficiently.
Already adopted by 20+ YC startups, Browser Use is positioning itself as a critical layer for AI-driven automation, helping companies future-proof their websites against ever-changing digital landscapes.
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AI is transforming healthcare, and Brainomix is leading the charge. The Oxford-based healthtech company has raised €16.7M in Series C funding to expand into the U.S. and advance its AI imaging solutions for stroke and lung fibrosis.
Brainomix is revolutionizing diagnosis and treatment decisions with AI-powered imaging biomarkers. Its Brainomix 360 Stroke platform, deployed in over 300 hospitals, has already helped 1.5 million+ patients—with data showing a 50% increase in stroke patients receiving life-changing treatments.
With ten FDA clearances and a growing global footprint, Brainomix is set to redefine AI in healthcare.
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Financial stress is draining workplaces—but WARREN is changing the game. The Belgian wealth-tech startup just secured €3M in pre-seed funding to help employees move beyond paychecks and start building long-term financial security.
With AI-driven coaching, smart financial insights, and expert guidance, WARREN is making wealth enablement a must-have employee benefit.
“Financial well-being is not just a perk—it is the future of work,” says CEO Cedric D.
Is it time for companies to rethink employee benefits?
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Each year, 36 million trees are lost—most end up as waste. Cambium is changing that with AI-powered tracking, ensuring discarded wood is recycled, repurposed, and resold at scale.
Backed by $28.5M in funding, the startup connects tree services, sawmills, and trucking networks, supplying Amazon, CBRE, and Gensler with sustainable materials. Its software is driving growth, doubling sales last year.
With climate policies tightening, Cambium is proving that tech can turn waste into wealth. Could AI be the future of sustainable materials?
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The future of real estate is here. Porta da Frente Christie’s has achieved $100M in sales—not with traditional agents, but with AI.
Powered by eSelf AI, this cutting-edge virtual agent delivers instant property insights, 24/7 service, and tailored recommendations across 5,000+ listings.
With AI reshaping customer interactions, is real estate on the verge of an industry-wide transformation?
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What if legal research took seconds, not hours? Milan-based Lexroom.ai just secured €2M to make that a reality. Led by Entourage Capital and backed by Verve Ventures and Airbnb’s former VP of Product, Joe Zadeh, this AI startup is reimagining how lawyers work.
Forget sifting through endless case law—Lexroom.ai drafts contracts, writes briefs, and answers legal queries instantly. Since launching in 2023, it has hit €1M ARR with 1,500+ legal professionals already on board.
With AI shaking up the legal world—Luminance ($75M) and Lawhive ($40M) are proof—the race is on. Will AI replace legal research or become every lawyer’s secret weapon?
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AI-powered coding is getting a massive boost as Anysphere, the startup behind Cursor, enters funding talks that could push its valuation close to $10 billion. Just months ago, it was valued at $2.5 billion, marking an explosive leap in investor confidence.
Led by Thrive Capital, the funding round highlights the growing demand for AI-driven developer tools. Unlike traditional AI code assistants, Cursor doesn’t just generate snippets—it collaborates, debugs, rewrites, and optimizes entire workflows. Companies like Shopify, OpenAI, and Instacart are already leveraging its capabilities.
With AI redefining software development, Anysphere is racing ahead in the competition against tools like GitHub Copilot and Replit’s Ghostwriter. If these funding talks close as expected, Cursor could become the most advanced AI coding companion yet.
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London-based AI startup Insurevision.ai has secured $2.7M in seed funding to revolutionize road safety with predictive accident prevention technology.
Unlike traditional GPS trackers or dashcams, InsureVision’s AI “sees” like a human driver, analyzing real-time road conditions, traffic flow, and vehicle behavior. This allows insurers to offer smarter pricing, fleet operators to prevent accidents, and automakers to enhance safety compliance.
With U.S. trials underway and Japan expansion planned for 2025, InsureVision is setting a new benchmark for AI-powered road intelligence.
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Amazon Web Services (AWS) is making a bold move into agentic AI, forming a dedicated group to drive automation without user prompts. Swami Sivasubramanian will lead the division, reporting to AWS CEO Matt Garman, who calls agentic AI a potential multi-billion-dollar business.
The shift aligns with Amazon’s upcoming revamped Alexa and a broader AWS restructuring. AI groups Bedrock and Amazon SageMaker, along with hardware engineering, will now operate under the compute division to speed up AI advancements.
As AWS sharpens its focus on next-gen AI, will this reshape the future of automation and intelligent systems?
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Taktile just secured €51.5 million in funding to reshape how financial services adopt AI for risk management.
With AI transforming industries, financial decision-making remains one of the last frontiers. Taktile is changing that—helping banks, fintechs, and insurers automate credit underwriting, fraud detection, and compliance with precision and scale.
This is not just automation—it is smarter, faster, and more adaptable decision-making. In 2024 alone, Taktile has tripled its ARR, cut underwriting time by 95%, and helped clients reduce costs by 50%.
As AI in finance reaches an inflection point, Taktile is making sure high-stakes decisions are not left to chance.
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Skype, the platform that redefined online communication, will officially shut down on May 5, as Microsoft shifts its focus to @Teams. Once a trailblazer in video calls, Skype struggled to keep pace with competitors like Zoom and Slack, leading to its decline.
Acquired by Microsoft for $8.5 billion in 2011, Skype was a household name in the early 2000s, but with Teams now boasting 320 million monthly users, the transition was inevitable. Microsoft will migrate contacts and chats to Teams, ensuring a smooth shift for remaining users.
While Skype fades into history, its legacy in shaping digital communication remains undeniable.
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Geneva-based Sparta has raised €40 million in Series B funding, led by One Peak with backing from Singular and FirstMark. The investment drives Sparta’s expansion beyond oil and gas, evolving it into a full-scale AI-powered trading platform.
AI Reshaping Commodity Trading
Founded in 2020 by Felipe Elink Schuurman and Miles Moseley, Sparta replaces fragmented data and spreadsheets with real-time intelligence, predictive insights, and seamless collaboration.
What Sets Sparta Apart?
– AI-driven forecasting – Optimizes pricing and risk management.
– Live, customizable data – Real-time insights for traders.
– Seamless collaboration – A unified platform for decision-making.
– Beyond oil & gas – Expanding into new markets.