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TITLE – TLDR: Axyon AI Receives €3.9 Million Boost in Funding Axyon AI, an Italian company specializing in AI for asset management, has completed a funding round led by Montage Ventures The

TLDR: Organized and sophisticated shoplifters are causing billions of dollars in losses for retail stores each year. Crime rings and large operations are becoming more common, and stores are struggling to find

TLDR: The European Union must implement a critical technology investment plan to secure its economic security and maintain its technological and industrial capabilities. While the EU has made progress in areas such

<p>TLDR: The European Commission has released white papers on economic security that suggest investment screening and export controls, but fail to address the larger goal of securing Europe’s technological and industrial capabilities.

TLDR: Indian startups faced a 72% drop in funding in 2023 compared to the previous year. Late-stage startups experienced a 70% decline in capital raised. E-commerce emerged as the dominant sector for

TLDR: Artificial intelligence (AI) can improve the accuracy and efficiency of medical diagnoses The adoption of AI in healthcare is hindered by challenges such as limited access to patient data and regulatory

TLDR: US-based self-driving truck technology developer TuSimple has applied to delist from Nasdaq due to commercialization delays and decreasing market value. The company expects its stock to be delisted by February 8th.

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TLDR: – UK startup Real Ice is seeking funding to support its mission of restoring Arctic sea ice. The company is in the testing phase of its AquaFreeze technology, which uses underwater

TLDR: – London-based generative AI startup Recraft has raised $12 million in Series A funding – The funding round was led by Khosla Ventures and former GitHub CEO Nat Friedman, with participation