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French startup Sonio is using AI to improve the safety and accuracy of fetal ultrasound examinations. The company’s technology can analyse 200,000 images, highlighting any abnormalities and automating reporting processes. Sonio received

TDK Ventures has invested in the Indian battery technology company Exponent Energy, which is developing a fast-charging system for electric vehicles (EVs). Exponent Energy’s proprietary energy stack system, including a battery pack,

German design startup Kittl is reportedly in talks to secure additional funding from US investment firm IVP, according to multiple sources. The startup, which aims to compete with Canva, offers browser-based graphic

Rolls-Royce has partnered with quantum computing start-up Riverlane and the National Quantum Computing Centre (NQCC) for the Quantum Accelerator for Materials Design (QuaMaD) project. The project aims to build computational tools to

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Security compliance start-up, Strike Graph, has raised $8.5 million in a funding round led by BAMCAP Capital Partners, marking the company’s latest step towards developing its AI technology and expanding its market

Automated software deployment startup Octopus Deploy has added features to simplify Kubernetes deployments and management. The company focuses on enabling developers and operations teams to deploy and manage software updates with increased

Seattle-based startup, Strike Graph, has raised an additional $1.5 million, bringing its total funding to date to $20.4 million. Strike Graph was established in 2020 and provides software solutions that expedite compliance

Toronto-based beauty tech startup Fyyne has been bought by Nigerian e-commerce firm Bumpa. The terms of the deal, which closed this summer, have not been revealed. Fyyne, which offers a platform for

Miami-based property tech startup Subdivisions.com has launched its Minimal Viable Product (MVP), an analytics platform for residential real estate micro-markets. The platform offers a comprehensive data-driven analysis of small real estate segments