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Wednesday, 29 July 2026

European deeptech ventures in quantum computing, sustainable energy, and AI-driven solutions are attracting substantial investment, while policy makers refine national AI strategies.

The number

€1B+

Over €1 billion was invested across more than 50 European tech deals last week, signalling robust venture capital activity in the continent.

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