Das Münchner Biotechunternehmen HMNC Brain Health hat 50 Millionen US-Dollar in einer Series-B-Finanzierungsrunde aufgenommen. Medice führt die Runde mit knapp zehn Prozent an.
Das Unternehmen gab die Finanzierung am 19. Juni 2026 bekannt. Neben Medice beteiligten sich weitere Investoren an der Runde.
Zu den Geldgebern zählen Josef Ackermann, Toni Kroos, Matthias Schweighöfer, Dieter Pawlik, Torsten Leue und Wilhelm Beier.
Die Mittel sollen das Wachstum des Unternehmens unterstützen.
The robotics start-up Neura Robotics from Metzingen has completed the largest funding round of any German company. The firm raised up to 1.4 billion dollars from international investors and now reaches a valuation of seven billion dollars.
Von KI berichtet
Patent AI company Lightbringer has raised over 90 million kronor in a Series A round led by 6 Degrees Capital and Newion.
A San Francisco startup has begun testing a brain implant in humans that aims to detect and one day treat cancer. Three people have received the device so far.
Von KI berichtet
Pedro Sánchez has announced a program that will triple annual investment in biomedical research focused on women to 18 million euros.
Egypt's fintech firm Lucky has raised $23m in a Series B round blending equity and debt to accelerate its push into North Africa's consumer credit market. The funding came from Disruptech Ventures and DPI Venture Capital through the Nclude fund, plus new strategic backers including Suez Canal Bank and OneStop. Tech.
Von KI berichtet
The Schwarz Group, owner of Lidl, is investing 500 million euros in the Canadian AI provider Cohere. Germany's Aleph Alpha from Heidelberg will become part of Cohere. The deal aims to make Germany more independent from US AI providers.