In European Tech: €200M in new VC funds, Facebook Dating in Europe, China upset with Sweden, and other deals/stories that caught our eyes today
Andrii Degeler
Journalist and podcast host situated in holland. Addressing all plain things technology for Tech.eu, Engadget, TNW, Ars Technica UK, the Kyiv Post, and much more.
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We had beenn’t in a position to upload a regular yesterday that is round-up to planning dilemmas, so here is two times’ worth of European technology news goodness, ready only for you:
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- A Paris-based group has a fantasy for Beam: to show it into a fresh, unique method to see the online and collect and keep chemistry dating site knowledge on the way. To this end, they will have raised a €3 million seed round from more information on investors; the particular product will ideally be delivered the following year. Our editor Robin Wauters has received a peek at a model and described it as “a cross between a straight internet search engine, an instrument like Roam Research …, and a sparse version of Evernote.”
- Munich startup everstox has raised €3 million to develop its Logistics-as-a-Service platform. The business’s vow it to “drastically reduce transportation channels of specific last-mile deliveries and returns through decentralized warehousing.”
- Yieldigo, a startup that is czech by three mathematicians, has raised €2 million in seed financing to grow its AI-based rates platform. The company that is prague-based worldwide retail chains, both on and offline, cost their products more intelligently.
- Istanbul-based investment capital company 212 has established an additional investment to buy startups across Turkey, Central and Eastern Europe, additionally the MENA area. The investment has €49 million committed and seven portfolio organizations thus far.
- German customer challenger bank the next day Bank has banked €3 million via an equity crowdfunding campaign, that was closed in approximately five hours. Read more →