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Pixel Systems raises €2.7 million for digital-content verification

Swedish startup Pixel Systems has raised €2.7 million in seed funding led by Unconventional Ventures to expand commercial activity and develop tools for identifying AI-generated and manipulated material. The round carries a pre-money valuation of approximately €18 million. Pixel combines independent forensic analysis methods to check images, documents and other material before businesses use it for decisions or payouts. Its customers operate in insurance, FinTech, e-commerce and professional services. The company reports a 99.98 percent detection rate in internal tests, rather than an external evaluation.
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Wabi raises $55 million at $1.25 billion valuation

AI assistant startup Wabi raised $55 million at a $1.25 billion valuation, Bloomberg reported. The funding will support development of software that lets groups of people interact with AI agents to coordinate activities and make collective decisions.

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Solink raises more than $100 million for AI video software

Solink announced more than $100 million in new funding on October 29, led by Vertu Capital, with participation from existing investor Growth Equity at Goldman Sachs Alternatives and new investors Golub Growth and Comcast Ventures.

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Entourage closes €100 million fund for early-stage technology companies

London-based venture capital firm Entourage announced the close of its €100 million second fund, expanding its investment scope beyond its first fund's primary focus on software. Fund II will include AI, enterprise software, robotics, physical AI and DeepTech.

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Kalshi raises $1B at $40B valuation

Prediction market Kalshi raised $1B in a funding round led by Sequoia and Wellington Management, The New York Times reported. The round values the company at $40B, up from $22B after its $1B raise in May. The financing is described as Kalshi's last raise before an IPO.

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Auriga closes €80 million toward second cybersecurity fund

Auriga Partners announced an €80 million interim close for Auriga Cyber Ventures II, a fund targeting early-stage European cybersecurity startups. Backers include Bpifrance through the French National Seed Fund No. 3 and the European Investment Fund under InvestEU.