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Venture funding to European startups experienced a significant decline in the third quarter of 2024, reaching its lowest point since 2020. Despite the downturn, some sectors and countries showed resilience.

Adam Niewinski, Co-Founder of OTB Ventures, predicts a significant surge in funding for the space technology sector.

Despite a downturn in overall venture funding, specific areas within the real estate sector, such as home equity financing, rental management, eco-friendly building, and construction streamlining, continue to attract investors.

The implosion of several high-profile Indian startups, representing a loss of $45 billion in market value, highlights the unique challenges and risks facing the country’s technology sector.

Avandra, a federated network for medical imaging and clinical data, has raised $17.75 million to expand the use of imaging data for research and patient care.

Helsing GmbH, a Germany-based defense technology startup, secured €450 million in Series C funding, bringing its valuation to €5 billion. The company develops AI-powered software for the defense sector, including applications in fighter jets and air combat systems.

Bengaluru-based B2B marketplace ReshaMandi has laid off a vast majority of its workforce after failing to secure Series B funding.

Europe’s startup scene faces challenges but is increasingly turning to ecosystems for support. This article explores the benefits of these networks, highlighting key components like the EU, talent, infrastructure, and partnerships.

Cambridge Innovation Capital (CIC), a UK-based venture capital firm, has announced a new $126 million fund to invest in early-stage technology startups.

Berlin-based Cherry Ventures closes a $500 million fund to invest in European startups, aiming to build the first trillion-dollar company on the continent.