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Poste Italiane has launched a co-investment fund targeting €600M ($665M) for digital infrastructure projects, including data centres, according to the company’s third-quarter earnings presentation on Thursday.
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Griffin, the UK bank that lets fintechs and platforms embed accounts and payments into their own products, has raised a $20M Series B led by Octagon Partners. The round values the London-based company at over $100M and will fund its expansion into card issuing and stablecoin services.
SE3, the Munich startup building spatial intelligence software for autonomous systems, has raised a $30M Series A led by Accel, with Keen, Lakestar, and Seedcamp participating. The round comes just five months after the company emerged from stealth with a €5.5M seed.
Vilnius-based Biomatter has raised $18M in a Series A round to scale its AI enzyme design platform. Astanor led the oversubscribed round. Existing investors UVC Partners, Inventure and Metaplanet also took part.
Agile Robots has raised $500 million in a funding round led by SoftBank, valuing the Munich-based robotics company at $8.5 billion. The company announced the investment in a statement Bloomberg reported, bringing total funding to around $2 billion.
Adobe has shown 10 research projects at its MAX Sneaks session in Miami Beach. Most of them let creators edit with a brush, a drag or a gesture instead of a typed prompt. Anyone can already try two of them in a new Adobe Labs Playground. Actor Terry Crews hosted the session on Wednesday evening.
GITEX GLOBAL 2026 returns to Dubai this December with new dates, a new venue and a new format. A one-day summit opens the event on 7 December at Dubai World Trade Centre. A four-day expo follows from 8 to 11 December at Dubai Exhibition Centre in Expo City Dubai.
Nvidia’s board met late on Wednesday to consider whether Jensen Huang should remain chief executive, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters. Yet, no decision had been announced by the end of the night.
Nebuly, a Turin-based company that helps businesses measure the financial return from their AI agents, has raised $21m in a Series A round led by Planven.
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