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Article Summary TLDR: – Earlybird Health secured €173 million to invest in European health care startups – The fund aims to support innovative technologies that can enhance patient care Earlybird Health recently

TLDR: TechCrunch has hired Julie Bort as an editor on its startups and venture capital team. Julie Bort has extensive experience in technology journalism, previously working for Business Insider and Network World.

TLDR: HealthSnap, a provider of remote patient monitoring and chronic care management solutions, raised $25M in Series B funding led by Sands Capital. The total amount raised is now $48.5M, with new

TLDR: Startup funding in the robotics and automation sector has significantly increased in the last 12 weeks, with $748.9 million secured by US-based companies. Notable investments include GreyOrange, Starship, and Elroy Air

TLDR: Silicon Valley venture capitalists are pulling back from investing in Chinese start-ups. This shift is driven by the strained relationship between the US and China. In a recent article by The

TLDR: Chinese tech firm 01.AI surged to the top of an A.I. leaderboard with the help of technology from the United States. China is falling behind the U.S. in generative A.I. development,

TLDR: Medical Microinstruments has secured $110 million in venture capital funding to support the commercial rollout of its Symani surgical robot system. The funding will be used to collect additional clinical evidence,

TLDR: Paris-based Crayon Partners, a venture capital firm, will back emerging operators across Europe. The project aims to draw on the experience of industry gurus. Key points: Crayon Partners to back emerging

TLDR: BRIA, a Tel Aviv-based provider of generative AI, raised $24M in Series A funding. The funding round was led by GFT Ventures, Intel Capital, and Entrée Capital. BRIA, a Tel Aviv-based

TLDR: Key Points: New York City’s venture capital firms adapted and thrived in 2023 amidst economic uncertainties. Sectors like climate tech, AI, and tech-powered services saw increased investment attention. As the sun