
Quantum Leap: C12 Bets On Carbon Nanotubes For Next Gen Computing
The Quantum startup wants to lead the next computing revolution. But can it build a business to sustain itself until Quantum Computing becomes reality?
The Quantum startup wants to lead the next computing revolution. But can it build a business to sustain itself until Quantum Computing becomes reality?
Also inside this edition: Why Cathay Ledger's Marguerite de Tavernost is still bullish on Web3; Seed Of The Week Entroview is using cutting-edge physics to enable lifecycle management of lithium batteries; and the latest funding roundup.
The annual startup barometer by France Digitale and EY suggests that the startup economy has stabilized. But plenty of challenges still lurk under the surface.
The lithium battery market is booming. Deep Tech startup Entroview has raised a $1.6M Seed Round to help companies manage the lifecycle of those batteries. CEO Gaetan Depaepe explains the tech and the vision.
"This is fundamentally a long-term game. It's all about putting in place the structures and the foundations of the crypto industry so that it can become more mainstream."
The release of its first commercial product is a pivotal moment for the Deep Tech startup which must now turn science into business.
Also inside: Steerlab, Daurema, Kwan-Tek, Jared, and Lockself.
Also inside: Calyxia, Sirfull, and Entalpic.
Welcome to the latest edition of our French AI newsletter. Each month, we'll tell you what you need to know about an ecosystem that is emerging as a global AI hub. Inside: the latest headlines, product launches, company foundings, and funding raises.
In the race to unlock value from GenAI, CEO Soufiane Amar says the platform has the potential to revolutionize the costs and speed of writing code.
12 French AI-related companies raised a VC round in July: Cashbee, Spotlight Medical, D-Ice Engineering, Altrove, Presti, Scalingo, OrusEnergy, Pinpo.ai, Ubikap, and CogEngines
The latest filings for new AI-related companies in France.
AI-related patent applications published by French Intellectual Property authority.
France's sports entrepreneurs have been getting unprecedented support over the last two years thanks to the Paris 2024 Games. Will it be enough to transform this overlooked industry into an important startup player?
Also inside: Apiday, iSYBUY, Nutriearth, Cashbee, Overseed Biotech, and Scalingo.
The Olympics have focused attention on a sector that many believe has great potential but has lacked investment and government support. Over the last two years, a wide range of actors and institutions have rallied to the cause. Will it be enough? And will this momentum last beyond the Games?