Preventive Health Startup Lucis Raises $20M Series A Led by Singular
Lucis raised $20M in a Series A led by Singular to expand its AI-powered blood biomarker platform for preventive health across Europe.
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Seed rounds are larger than ever, with some startups now raising $8 million to $10 million deals once associated with later stages. But the path forward has also become tougher.
Read full articleLucis raised $20M in a Series A led by Singular to expand its AI-powered blood biomarker platform for preventive health across Europe.
Milan-based Lexroom has closed a $50 million Series B led by Left Lane Capital, just eight months after its $19 million Series A, bringing its legal AI platform to more than 8,000 law firms and in-house teams across Europe. Base10 Partners, Eurazeo, and Acurio Ventures also participated. Founded in 2023 by CEO Paolo Fois, Martina […]
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Insider Brief Hark has raised more than $700 million in a Series A round valuing the AI startup at $6 billion as it looks to develop AI systems and new hardware products designed to “serve as a universal interface between humans and machines.” The oversubscribed round was led by Parkway Venture Capital and included Nvidia, […]
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The European Union has stepped up efforts to grow its homegrown tech sector and reduce dependence on US firms, advancing plans this week for a €5 billion ($5.8 billion) fund to help startups scale in Europe rather than seek capital or buyers abroad. Analysts welcomed the initiative, but said its success will depend on whether it can spur wider private investment in European tech companies. The European Commission this week selected Swedish investment firm EQT — one of Europe’s largest private market investors, with $311 billion in assets — to manage the fund; first investments are expected this autumn. The fund is backed by the Commission and private investors, including Allianz, CriteriaCaixa, and Novo Holdings. The effort is part of a broader push to strengthen the EU’s tech sector following the 2024 Draghi report on competitiveness. Other initiatives include EU Inc proposals aimed at reducing red tape for startups and a Tech Sovereignty Package due May 27 that’s expected to include
Hark has raised $700M in a Series A round at a $6B valuation to build personalized AI models and native hardware devices led by Parkway Venture Capital.