Startup Raises Five Million Euros to Make European Companies More Competitive with AI
Across multiple tracked sources led by TechSavvy, the reporting shows that Odense-based AI startup Velatir has raised €5 million in seed funding in a round co-led by Spintop Ventures and existing investor Ugly Duckling Ventures. The round also includes follow-on investment from Norrsken Evolve, angel investors Jan Oberhauser, founder of n8n, and Thomas Visti, former CEO of Universal Robots and Mobile Industrial Robot
Odense-based AI startup Velatir has raised €5 million in seed funding in a round co-led by Spintop Ventures and existing investor Ugly Duckling Ventures. The round also includes follow-on investment from Norrsken Evolve, angel investors Jan Oberhauser, founder of n8n, and Thomas Visti, former CEO of Universal Robots and Mobile Industrial Robots, as well as [...]
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Danish AI infrastructure startup Velatir secures €5 million six months after its pre-Seed round and official launch
Velatir , an Odense-based AI infrastructure startup, today announced it has secured €5 million in new funding to “triple down” on its European expansion and “compete for the best talent” in the region. According to the company, this round was completed in…
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