Month: October 2026

WealthTech startup Nevis secures €62 million to automate financial advisory workflows with AI

WealthTech startup Nevis secures €62 million to automate financial advisory workflows with AI London/NY-based Nevis, an AI OS for wealth management, today announced its €62 million ($70 million) Series B in order to expand agent capabilities, deepen integrations across the custodian and WealthTech ecosystem, and grow its product and GTM

The 2026 PR playbook for startups: execution

The 2026 PR playbook for startups: execution Part one was about strategy: the “why” behind PR, which stakeholders to chase, how to move them, and which media channels to pursue. You have the map, but now you need to understand the territory and how to move effectively inside of it.

EU Inc. survives Council negotiations, but are Europe’s founders getting what they asked for?

EU Inc. survives Council negotiations, but are Europe’s founders getting what they asked for? On Friday, 23 October 2026, the Council of the European Union adopted its negotiating position on the proposed 28th corporate regime (EU Inc.), retaining the ambition of allowing companies to incorporate online within 48 hours for

Italy’s Z_One Fund secures over €35 million at first close to back AI and UrbanTech startups

Italy’s Z_One Fund secures over €35 million at first close to back AI and UrbanTech startups Z_One Fund, the Italian venture capital fund managed by Eureka! Venture has announced the first close at more than €35 million, with a total fundraising target of €60 million. The fund’s investor base includes

With the EU now in range of Russian attacks, Helsing unveils new AI-powered missile defence system

With the EU now in range of Russian attacks, Helsing unveils new AI-powered missile defence system In response to recent reports of Russian advancement in drone and missile production, German military AI startup Helsing has unveiled Contra; an AI-controlled autonomous air defence system against scaled drone and missile attacks. The

SpaceX raised $40B of debt financing to purchase chips for AI

SpaceX raised $40B of debt financing to purchase chips for AI SpaceX raised $40 billion of debt financing to purchase graphics processing units (GPUs) needed for artificial intelligence. This was reported by the company’s CEO Ilon Mask. The new equipment is expected to arrive in the first half of 2027.