Anne Sraders

The mysterious AI battlefield software startup has raised hundreds of millions of euros from investors like General Catalyst and Daniel Ek.

Investors from NGP Capital, First Momentum and XAnge share their top picks for up-and-coming robotics startups.

British Royal Marines vet Jon Williams is building what he describes as an Anduril or Amazon to help startups connect with government customers.

Three of the original five founding partners remain at the Nato Innovation Fund, which closed its €1bn fund last summer.

The firm plans to invest cheques of between £500k-2m into companies building in everything from language learning to talent sourcing.

Trump secured the US presidency for his second term. Here’s what investors think that could mean for defence startups.

Investors from HV Capital to Creandum say dealflow is picking up in the final stretch of 2024 after a slow Q3.

This June the startup announced a €9m seed round from investors including Project A and the NATO Innovation Fund.

The London-HQ’d firm aims to fund or buy out companies stuck between venture capital growth and private equity.

The Munich and Bordeaux-based startup says it is building the first privately-funded reusable space capsule.

Here are the pain points some deeptech startups — from AI to defence tech — are dealing with at the moment.

The Munich-based startup is building autonomous systems to automate trucks in container yards — and perhaps on the battlefield

Germany — and particularly Munich — has been a hotspot for robotics, aerospace and defence in recent years. But startups are facing challenges.

Sifted discovers which deeptech startups have grown their teams the most in the last 12 months.

From pitch dry runs to timing your fundraise right, VCs share their top advice for founders fundraising this autumn.

The US- and Berlin-based VC plans to invest half of the fund in Europe, and is targeting 25 companies overall.

From HR tech consolidation to PE funds buying VC portfolios, GP Bullhound banker Simon Miremadi shares his predictions for the market.

Exclusive: The Berlin-based green energy installation and training startup is expanding into commercial installations amid a tough solar market.

It's hard for European defence tech startups to find top talent — and it's not going to get any easier anytime soon, say VCs and recruiters

VCs are starting to wonder whether their AI investments will pay off. Here's where they're looking for their next bets.