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Energy-tech is probably one of the most exciting investment opportunities of our time, but at the same time, one of the toughest arenas for founders. Why is that? Few other sectors bring together so many global megatrends: the decarbonization of economies and societies, the growing importance of energy security and resilience, the digitalisation of infrastructures, The post Why capital alone won’t scale EnergyTech internationally appeared first on EU-Startups.

Cytely, a Lund-based DeepTech startup, has secured €3 million in a new funding round to power the expansion of Cytely’s smart microscopy platform, which transforms standard laboratory microscopes into real-time data engines, drastically reducing the time scientists spend on manual analysis. The round was led by Ugly Duckling Ventures, with continued support from existing investor The post Sweden’s Cytely raises €3 million as labs report 75% faster analysis using its smart microscopy platform appeared first on EU-Startups.

Immaterial, a Cambridge-based advanced materials company developing monolithic metal–organic frameworks (m-MOFs), has announced today the successful closure of its Series A2 funding round successfully raising €15.4 million. The investment round was led by SLB with participation from other existing investors including AP Ventures, Moeve and long-term investor and Chairman of Immaterial Ltd, Jogchum Brinksma, as well The post Cambridge-based Immaterial secures €15.4 million to advance monolithic MOF industrial decarbonisation systems appeared first on EU-Startups.

Oxford-based QFX, a spin-out from the University of Oxford, has raised €2.2 million in a Seed funding round to develop modular hardware for quantum technologies, with applications spanning computing, sensing, and secure communications. The round was led by Silicon Valley heavyweight and Y Combinator co-founder Paul Graham. “With strong investor backing and a leadership team The post UK quantum startup QFX raises €2.2 million funding to expand its hardware platform appeared first on EU-Startups.

Astut, an AI startup spun out of Oxford University mathematics research, today announces €1.8 million in Seed funding to commercialise its breakthrough technology that helps organisations navigate unprecedented crises where traditional AI systems fail due to lack of historical data. The funding round was co-led by technology VC East X Ventures and specialist AI VC The post Astut, an Oxford University spin-out, lands €1.8 million round for transparent reasoning-based AI appeared first on EU-Startups.