Satispay Wants €120M to Keep Its Growth Spurt Going
Milan-based payments startup Satispay is gearing up for a big capital raise. The Italian FinTech unicorn wants to pull in…
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Raising Capital? The Hidden Costs That Catch Founders Off Guard
Most startup founders focus on how much money they need to raise. The smarter question is what that money will…
The EU’s Cyber Resilience Act Kicks In This Week — And Most Companies Have No Idea
Starting June 11, key provisions of the European Union’s Cyber Resilience Act begin taking effect, and a surprising number of…
MiCA’s €150K Compliance Bill Is Pushing European Crypto Startups Out the Door
Europe was supposed to be the model for smart crypto regulation. Instead, it’s becoming a cautionary tale. The Markets in…
10 European Startups Betting Big on Precision Agriculture
Water scarcity, rising costs, and a shrinking farming workforce are pushing European agriculture into a tech-driven overhaul. A wave of…
Swedish Legal Tech Startup Legora Is Going on a Hiring Spree Across Europe
Legora, the legal tech company that builds AI tools for law firms, announced it’s opening new offices in Paris, Milan,…
France and Germany Scrap Their Joint Next-Gen Fighter Jet
The Future Combat Air System — Europe’s ambitious plan to build a homegrown sixth-generation fighter jet — is effectively dead….
Europe’s Chip Ambitions Just Got a University-Powered Boost
Eindhoven University of Technology and Imec have signed a strategic chip research partnership, adding another piece to Europe’s push for semiconductor sovereignty. With 700+ researchers at TUE’s Casimir Institute and Imec’s industrial R&D muscle, the collaboration could accelerate Europe’s efforts to reduce reliance on foreign chip supply chains.