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Zerops Raises $2M to Build AI‑Ready Cloud Infrastructure That Unifies Dev and Production
16 sources0Zerops raised a $2 million seed round led by Gi21 Capital to build an AI‑ready cloud platform where development, staging, and production run in the same environment.
Europe’s Biggest Energy Tech Funding Trends in 2025
13 sources0European energy tech companies raised about €7.5 billion in 2025, with the largest deals concentrated in infrastructure heavy sectors such as EV charging networks, battery storage, grid flexibility, home ene...
DDD Invoices: The API Infrastructure Simplifying Global E‑Invoicing Compliance
15 sources0DDD Invoices is a Ljubljana‑based startup building a single API that lets SaaS, ERP, and payments platforms handle global e‑invoicing, fiscalization, and real‑time tax reporting across multiple countries wit...
Arsenal One Win from Premier League Glory After Havertz Sinks Burnley
16 sources0Arsenal beat Burnley 1–0 thanks to a first‑half Kai Havertz header, moving five points clear of Manchester City and putting them one win away from their first Premier League title since 2004.
Pakistan’s 8,000‑Troop Deployment to Saudi Arabia Signals a New Phase in the Saudi‑Pakistan Defense Pact
16 sources0Pakistan’s reported deployment of about 8,000 troops, JF‑17 fighter jets, drones, and an HQ‑9 air defense system to Saudi Arabia shows that the Saudi‑Pakistan mutual defense pact is operational and capable o...
How Sygnum Used an AI Agent to Execute Live Crypto Transactions at a Regulated Swiss Bank
15 sources0Sygnum completed a pilot where an AI agent executed multi‑step blockchain transactions from plain‑language client instructions while users kept self‑custody and final approval, making it the first regulated...
Why the Rupee and Rupiah Are Hitting Record Lows as Oil Surges and Hormuz Tensions Escalate
21 sources0Oil above $110, rising U.S. Treasury yields, and a stronger dollar—amplified by tensions around the Strait of Hormuz—are weakening Asian currencies by increasing energy import costs and pushing global invest...
Hansa Biopharma’s €115M Idefirix Licensing Deal With SERB: Territories, Strategy, and What It Means for the U.S. Launch
16 sources0Hansa Biopharma licensed Idefirix to SERB Pharmaceuticals in a deal worth up to €115 million covering Europe and the MENA region, shifting regional commercialization to SERB while Hansa focuses on securing U.S.
Amazon’s Alexa Podcasts: How AI‑Generated Podcast Episodes Work—and How They Compare to Google NotebookLM
16 sources0Amazon’s new Alexa Podcasts feature lets Alexa+ users generate fully narrated, AI‑hosted podcast episodes on almost any topic in minutes—simply by asking the assistant.
ArcelorMittal Sells 10% of Vallourec: What the €573M Share Sale Means for Buybacks and Strategy
15 sources0ArcelorMittal sold about 23.9 million Vallourec shares—roughly 10% of the company—at €24 each, raising about €573 million ($667 million) to fund its share buyback program while still retaining a significant...
Why National Australia Bank Bought Pay‑by‑Bank Fintech Banked
20 sources0National Australia Bank acquired London‑founded fintech Banked in May 2026 for an undisclosed sum to expand real‑time “Pay by Bank” payments, letting merchants accept instant account‑to‑account payments with...
Twin Prime: The New Defense AI Startup Building Multimodal Models for Real‑Time Threat Decisions
15 sources0Twin Prime is a US based defense AI startup founded in 2025 that is building multimodal AI models to fuse data from many physical sensors and shorten the “perception‑to‑decision” cycle for real time threat r...