Scale AI’s CFO is pushing back against claims the company became a “zombie” after Meta’s massive investment. Despite losing OpenAI and other clients, Scale has secured nearly $200 million in Defense Department contracts since August.
Qida has raised €37 million in what’s being called the largest investment ever in Spain’s elder care sector. The funding will help the company expand across Spain and develop new technology for home care services.
German payments platform Payrails is making a strategic move into Dublin with plans to hire 50 people over three years. The expansion targets deeper European merchant relationships as the fintech space heats up. This comes amid growing competition in the enterprise payments infrastructure market.
Britain’s quantum software startups are at a pivotal moment. With Phasecraft securing $34M and Oxford Ionics acquired for $1.1B, the UK faces a choice between building independent giants or becoming acquisition targets for US tech companies.
A $100 million seed round for Tala Health reveals a surprising trend: the return of the holding company model for AI ventures. Why Rockefeller’s 19th century structure might be perfect for 21st century artificial intelligence.
In a European venture landscape dominated by mega-funds and AI hype, Dutch VC henQ charts a contrarian path with its new €67.6 million fund. The firm deliberately avoids institutional money and targets markets others consider “boring” or “too small.” Their founder-first approach reveals an alternati
EA promises creative freedom will remain intact after its massive $55 billion acquisition by Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund and private equity. But can a company truly maintain independence when taking on $20 billion in debt and answering to new owners with very different priorities?
Blizzard veteran Bill Roper pivots from failed $20M projects to secure $500K for Innsmouth Mysteries, a Lovecraft-inspired co-op horror extraction RPG. Can this smaller-scale approach succeed where bigger ambitions failed?
Two decades after founding Reddit with a $12,000 grant, CEO Steve Huffman has joined the billionaire club. The social media platform’s recent profitability streak and stock surge finally delivered the payoff after years of struggle and controversy.
Millennium Management’s minority stake sale reveals a $14 billion valuation that dwarfs public competitors. This landmark deal signals a strategic shift in how elite hedge funds approach succession and capital structure in today’s volatile markets.
