Year: 2025

Why Deloitte is betting big on AI despite a $10M refund

Why Deloitte is betting big on AI despite a $10M refund AI companies are making their much-anticipated enterprise plays, but the results are wildly inconsistent. Just this week, Deloitte announced it’s rolling out Anthropic’s Claude to all 500,000 employees. On the very same day, the Australian government forced Deloitte to

Kalshi hits $5B valuation days after rival Polymarket gets $2B NYSE backing at $8B

Kalshi hits $5B valuation days after rival Polymarket gets $2B NYSE backing at $8B Prediction markets startup Kalshi raised $300 million, while Polymarket nabbed up to $2 billion. Powered by WPeMatico https://techcrunch.com/2025/10/10/kalshi-hits-5b-valuation-days-after-rival-polymarket-gets-2b-nyse-backing-at-8b/

Google Chrome silences those pesky notifications

Google Chrome silences those pesky notifications The company tacitly admits that browser notifications, as designed, might have been a bad idea, saying that its own data shows users receive a high volume of notifications but rarely interact with them. Powered by WPeMatico https://techcrunch.com/2025/10/10/google-chrome-silences-those-pesky-notifications/

Cybersecurity startup CBRX secures €540K for European expansion

Cybersecurity startup CBRX secures €540K for European expansion Lithuanian cybersecurity startup CBRX has raised a €540,000 pre-seed round from Coinvest Capital and partners including Scalewolf, Plug and Play Tech Center, and Firstpick. Coinvest Capital invested €270,000, marking its 80th deal and adding CBRX as the 51st company in its portfolio.

Europe’s tech rebounds to €21B in Q3 2025 — but fewer deals signal a more selective market

Europe’s tech rebounds to €21B in Q3 2025 — but fewer deals signal a more selective market Funding surges but deal volume shrinks, as big rounds in AI, telecom, and fintech drive Europe’s more selective, mature market. Click to read the rest of the news. Powered by WPeMatico https://tech.eu/2025/10/09/europes-tech-rebounds-to-eur21b-in-q3-2025-but-fewer-deals-signal-a-more-selective-market/

Unaric expands its UK AI footprint with DESelect acquisition

Unaric expands its UK AI footprint with DESelect acquisition London-based software company Unaric has acquired US-based Salesforce independent software vendor (ISV) DESelect, marking its ninth deal in just two years. The transaction, which closed for an undisclosed eight-figure sum, strengthens Unaric’s position in the growing market for AI-driven tools built

The biggest European semiconductor deals in H1 2025

The biggest European semiconductor deals in H1 2025 In the first half of 2025, European semiconductor companies raised €1.4 billion across 30 deals, accounting for roughly 4 per cent of total capital and 1.5 per cent of deal activity within European tech, which reached €33.7 billion across 1,941 deals. Investment

BiMA raises €500K for screen-free projector bringing mindful entertainment to children

BiMA raises €500K for screen-free projector bringing mindful entertainment to children Munich-based BiMA, a mindful entertainment platform for children, raised €500,000 in a pre-seed funding round. Backers include Antler and angels from Oetinger Publishing Group (Julia Bielenberg, Thilo Schmid, Christian Graef), along with Andreas Peters (ex-Disney), Felix van de Sande

Lithuanian cybersecurity startup CBRX raises €540k to accelerate European expansion

Lithuanian cybersecurity startup CBRX raises €540k to accelerate European expansion Vilnius-based cybersecurity startup CBRX has raised €540k in pre-seed funding to further develop its cloud-based cybersecurity platform and expand across the European Union. The funding round included participation from venture capital fund Coinvest Capital, along with Scalewolf, Plug and Play

Swiss proptech startup Azuro raises €5 million to offer a new model for property ownership and travel

Swiss proptech startup Azuro raises €5 million to offer a new model for property ownership and travel Azuro, a Swiss proptech and lifestyle startup, has raised €5 million in venture funding from next-generation Swiss family office Infinitas Capital and German early-stage investor Daniel Bronk. The investment will be used to