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    Eureka! Venture launches €20 million fund for Italian DeepTech startups●Eureka! Venture launches €20 million fund to back DeepTech startups in Italy✉newsBusinessStartups7 d ago

    Italian venture firm Eureka! Venture has launched a new €20 million fund dedicated to backing DeepTech startups in Italy. The fund will provide early-stage capital to companies working on advanced technology, aiming to strengthen Italy's position in the European DeepTech ecosystem and address the funding gap for science-based ventures in the country.

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    Italian home-textiles brand Dalfilo raises €2 million▼Italian home-textiles brand Dalfilo raises €2M to scale retail and AI✉newsBusinessRetail21 h ago

    Italian home-textiles brand Dalfilo has raised €2 million in new funding. The company plans to use the capital to expand its retail presence and develop AI-driven capabilities in its business. Details on the investors and valuation behind the round were not immediately available.

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    Reflection challenges AI giants as competition enters decisive phase●🔍 Reflection sfida i big, Clayton vigila e l’AI factory accelera: la corsa all’intelligenza artificiale entra in una fasMmastodonTechnologyAI011 h ago

    Italian tech outlet AIbay reports that the AI startup Reflection is challenging the sector's biggest players, while regulators under Clayton's oversight monitor developments and so-called AI factory infrastructure accelerates. The report frames the artificial intelligence race as entering a decisive new phase, with competition, oversight and industrial buildout all intensifying at once.

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    Italian startup unveils double-layer solar panel prototype▼Italian startup unveils double-layer PV system prototype for space-constrained applications✉newsBusinessStartups2 d ago

    An Italian startup has presented a prototype of a double-layer photovoltaic system aimed at installations where roof or ground space is limited. The design stacks two PV layers to generate more power from a constrained area. The announcement was reported by pv magazine Global, and details on the technology, efficiency gains and commercialization timeline have not yet been made public.

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    Tiledesk Raises €1.1 Million for Open-Source AI Agents▼Tiledesk Raises €1.1M for Open-Source AI Agent Platform✉newsTechnologySoftware5 d ago

    Tiledesk has raised €1.1 million in funding to support its open-source platform for building AI-powered agents. The Italian company offers businesses tools to create conversational AI and customer service agents without vendor lock-in. The fresh capital is aimed at accelerating product development as demand grows for open alternatives in the crowded AI agent market.

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    Eni partners with humanoid robotics firm Generative Bionics●Italy's Eni to cooperate with humanoid robotics company Generative Bionics✉newsTechnologyRobotics4 d ago

    Italian energy company Eni has announced a cooperation with Generative Bionics, a humanoid robotics company. Details of the partnership have not yet been disclosed, but the move signals growing interest from traditional industrial players in advanced robotics. The tie-up links Italy's largest energy group with a domestic robotics developer, and observers are watching for what the collaboration will involve.

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    Italian biotech Aptadir raises €40M seed round for RNA inhibitors●Italian newco Aptadir raises €40M seed round for RNA inhibitors✉newsBusinessStartups5 d ago

    Aptadir, a newly formed Italian biotech company, has raised a €40 million seed round to develop RNA inhibitors. The funding marks one of the larger seed rounds for an Italian life sciences startup and will support early-stage development of the company's RNA-targeting therapeutic platform as it builds out its research operations.

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    Milan biotech Aptadir Therapeutics raises $45 million seed round●Milan-based biotech Aptadir Therapeutics raises $45M seed round✉newsBusinessStartups6 d ago

    Aptadir Therapeutics, a biotech startup based in Milan, has raised a $45 million seed funding round, one of the larger early-stage raises in the European biotech sector. The funding gives the young company substantial resources to advance its research and development programs, and highlights growing investor appetite for Italian and European life sciences ventures.