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Fractile raised $720 million at a reported $7 billion valuation, up from about $1 billion in May, before shipping a production chip. Britain's sovereign funds are buying an option on domestic AI hardware; the 2027 ship date is where the story gets tested.
A €2.9 million pre-seed against a 72-satellite plan: NeuralSat's orbital relay bet depends on one demo node, a hosted-payload customer and a follow-on round.
Munich's SE3 raised $30M led by Accel to build the spatial-intelligence layer that lets mixed drone and ground-vehicle fleets navigate without satellites. The perception layer works; the fleet-command layer is the bet.
RadianX, formerly California Perovskite Technology, raised $9 million to scale a perovskite module it says works twice as well as silicon in indoor light. Certification is done. The hard part, turning sensor operators into buyers, is not.
VectorY's €74.5M extension is a runway bet, not a verdict. Two-fifths is an EIB convertible loan, and the ALS trial was tripled to 36 patients before any efficacy data. The readout will decide whether the vector is tolerable, not whether it works.
Plurai's $13M seed funds a simulator that stress-tests enterprise agents before launch, then post-trains small models to police every production action.
Dhruva Space's pre-Series B puts a government-anchored fund and European industrial partners behind an Indian full-stack satellite maker. Revenue grew nearly 8x in FY26; losses widened too.
Nearly 400 suppliers qualified for Canada's drone marketplace; six received first awards. Volatus and Draganfly now hold 100-unit orders with options to 5,000 — and a bill of materials still built largely abroad.