Graphon Labs, a San Francisco startup that builds memory for AI agents, has raised $35m. RRE Ventures led the Series A. HP, Energy Impact Partners, Hitachi Ventures and Gaia VC also invested, Graphon said on Tuesday. The round brings its total funding to $43.3m, less than six months after it left stealth with an $8.3m […]

Mosaic Intelligence Labs, a San Francisco startup building AI-guided surgical instruments, has come out of stealth with $47m. It raised the money in two seed rounds led by 8VC and Fundomo, the one-year-old company told The Information. Lingotto Innovation and Obvious Ventures also invested, Mosaic said on Tuesday. The company is starting with endovascular procedures. […]

Amazon’s Ring will sell the $250 Ring Drone Cam, an indoor flying security camera, from late January, more than six years after first announcing it. It also launched the $1,000 Rover Cam, a rebranded Astro robot, shipping in mid-December. Amazon’s Ring will start selling its flying home security camera in late January, more than six […]

Google Cloud has launched Gemini for healthcare, an AI agent that works across the record, billing and insurance systems hospitals and health insurers already use. It is available in preview in the US from Tuesday, Google Cloud said. Launch customers include Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts, Hartford HealthCare, HCA Healthcare, Highmark Health, Northwell Health, […]

Anthropic is adding Claude Sheets, a video call assistant and a data dashboard tool to Claude, many in beta for paid users, Bloomberg reported. The tools compete with backers Microsoft and Google. Adobe, Atlassian and HubSpot can also put their apps inside Claude. Anthropic is adding a spreadsheet, a video call assistant and other office […]

Oura is buying Counsel Health, an AI-native primary care company, for $625m in cash. The deal puts Counsel’s medical AI and its doctors inside the Oura app, Oura said on Tuesday. Ring wearers will go from a health insight to a chat with an AI, then to a physician. Oura expects to close the deal […]

Reddit is turning what its users say about products into AI-made reviews. It says it will not take a cut when people buy through them. Reddit Reviews started testing on Tuesday and summarises talk about around 10,000 products, the company said in a blog post. “Reddit Reviews is an organic experience, and Reddit does not […]

San Francisco-based Zacua Ventures has closed its second fund at $135m, more than doubling the $56m it raised for its first vehicle in 2024. Zacua invests in early-stage start-ups developing technology for what it calls the physical industries. While construction remains a core focus, the new fund will also target companies working in energy, mining, […]

Goldman Sachs analysts expect Anthropic’s revenue to reach about $685B by 2030, Bloomberg reported. Goldman is one of the banks leading Anthropic’s IPO, which began marketing on Tuesday at a value of up to $1.4T and is due to price on 18 November. Goldman Sachs analysts expect Anthropic’s revenue to reach about $685B by 2030, […]

IMAX and Meta have signed an agreement to make Meta’s VR Glasses the first VR device with IMAX Enhanced certification. IMAX will also bring an updated app to the glasses when they launch in spring 2027, the companies said on Tuesday. The app will put viewers in a virtual theatre to watch IMAX Enhanced films […]

Toronto-based Blue J, which develops AI tools for tax research, has raised $176M in a Series E funding round led by JMI Equity, valuing the company at more than $700M, or over C$1bn. Existing investors Oak HC/FT and Sapphire Ventures also participated, alongside Intrepid Growth Partners. JMI principal Jack Duane will join Blue J’s board […]

Adobe released new tools for Photoshop, Premiere and Lightroom on Tuesday at its MAX conference in Miami Beach. Most of them are available today, and a few are in beta. Adobe announced the features alongside its plan to let outside AI agents work inside its apps from early 2027. “With demand for content growing across […]

Stanford’s One Hundred Year Study on Artificial Intelligence (AI100) published its third report on Tuesday. AI Goes Mainstream: The Scaling Era and the Rise of Generative AI sets out 12 takeaways on five years of AI. The last one is a warning about the Stanford AI100 report itself. “This report will be out of date […]

Google made Gemini 4 Carbon available to paying developers and businesses and is rolling it out to AI Ultra subscribers, two weeks after a limited release to cyber defenders. It costs the same per token as Argon at launch but uses more tokens per task. Google has made Gemini 4 Carbon, its most powerful AI […]

Path Robotics, an Ohio startup that builds AI to let robots weld, has raised $300m in a Series E round at a $2.45bn valuation. Georgian, an AI-focused growth equity firm, led the round, the company said. The deal nearly quadruples Path’s valuation, Bloomberg reported. Existing investors Addition, Drive Capital, IronArc Ventures, Tiger Global and Yamaha […]

Mercor, the San Francisco startup that pays experts to train and test AI models, has raised $750m in a Series D round that values it at $20bn. The valuation is double the $10bn Mercor reached when it raised $350m in October 2025. Benchmark, Felicis, Fundomo, General Catalyst, Nvidia, Salesforce, Sapphire Ventures and Zoom joined the […]

Adobe will let the AI agents creative professionals already use work directly in Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere and After Effects. The agent will change native project files on the user’s own computer, and layers, vectors, bins and sequences will stay editable. Adobe announced the plan on Tuesday at its MAX conference in Miami Beach. It calls […]

Bay, a Tel Aviv startup that vets AI agent actions before they run, came out of stealth on Tuesday with $50m. It is less than a year old. It says it already has dozens of enterprise customers, including Micron, Peloton, ClickUp and Wix. The total combines a $37m Series A led by Battery Ventures and […]

Grand Theft Auto VI is ready to download. Rockstar Games opened pre-loading on Tuesday for everyone who pre-ordered the game digitally. It launches in nine days, on 19 November, on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. The day before, its publisher Take-Two Interactive reported its quarterly results and said pre-orders keep climbing. It kept its […]

Czech mental health platform Hedepy has secured €4 million in venture debt financing from Orbit Capital.  Hedepy is an online psychotherapy platform that uses technology to make quality psychotherapy accessible to anyone seeking support, connecting clients with certified professionals who have completed psychotherapy training. 

In the first three months after its 2020 launch, the platform facilitated 700 sessions. By 2025, this figure had risen to 300,000 sessions annually. Hedepy began its international expansion in 2021 and currently operates in nine European countries, bringing together nearly 1,200 therapists.

In addition to individual and couples therapy, the platform provides therapy for teenagers aged 13 and over, as well as online psychiatric care. Hedepy also works with companies, with more than 300 businesses currently offering its services as an employee benefit.

The platform partners with health insurers in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, enabling their members to receive a contribution towards the cost of online therapy. Its aim is to consolidate Europe’s fragmented market while continuing to make mental health care accessible to as many people as possible.

“We see debt financing as confirmation that Hedepy has developed into a financially sound and credible company. We have a proven business model, experience completing acquisitions and a clear plan for deploying the funding. We can now direct this capital straight into further growth and make mental health support more accessible to those who need it,” says Lukáš Krčil, Co-founder and CEO of Hedepy. Hedepy plans to continue consolidating the European market

Europe’s mental health care market includes a wide range of smaller local providers. Hedepy intends to accelerate its growth, including through strategic acquisitions, particularly in countries where it already has a successful presence. 

Hedepy demonstrated its ability to integrate other companies through last year’s acquisition of HearMe, a Polish platform focused on workplace mental health. HearMe’s clients, services and technology were subsequently incorporated into Hedepy For Business. Hedepy’s corporate programmes are now used by more than 300 companies and are available to over 300,000 employees.

“Hedepy has built a credible position in the CEE mental health market, demonstrated a repeatable model for integrating acquisitions and is moving towards financial sustainability. We see venture debt as the right instrument for this stage - it allows the company to fund further growth without diluting shareholders. We are backing a team with a clear strategy to build a leading platform in a market that is still highly fragmented,” says Lukáš Macko, Partner at Orbit Capital

Hedepy is expanding its in-person services, preparing its own physical locations and building a dedicated healthcare arm to provide clinical services. Hedepy makes its services available both to individuals and to companies and their employees through Hedepy For Business. 

Expanding partnerships with health insurers across individual markets is intended to become another important part of this model, helping to reduce financial barriers and make professional support accessible to more people.

Hedepy also plans to integrate artificial intelligence as a tool supporting human care. Its AI tools are being designed to help clients build on topics discussed during therapy sessions and continue working on them between appointments.  At the same time,

Hedepy is developing Therapist Office, a digital workspace intended to help therapists manage scheduling, administration, invoicing, insights from sessions and client progress.

The new financing will enable the platform to pursue suitable opportunities, expand its range of services and connect local professionals within a single ecosystem.

Enterprises are beginning to build AI agents into the way they operate. Connected to databases, customer records, development environments and financial systems, these agents can execute workflows across business applications with limited human intervention. The ambition is to achieve productivity gains across entire processes. Agents carry work forward without requiring an employee to direct every […]

Danish Centre for AI Innovation (DCAI) is receiving a €67 million (DKK 500 million) investment, including €43.6 million (DKK 325 million) from new shareholder Netcompany and a further €20.1 million (DKK 150 million) from existing investor EIFO. The Novo Nordisk Foundation is also increasing its commitment and will retain a majority stake. Following completion, the Foundation will own 52.6 per cent of DCAI, with EIFO and Netcompany each holding 23.7 per cent.

With the supercomputer Gefion, Denmark has already established a world-class foundation for AI. Now, the ambition is to take the next step: extending access to that capability across a much broader part of Danish society and helping organisations move from AI experimentation to real-world adoption.

The partners aim to strengthen a shared, sovereign national AI platform that reduces barriers to advanced AI adoption, particularly for public institutions, regulated industries and smaller businesses. 

The partnership brings together DCAI’s advanced AI infrastructure with Netcompany’s experience in developing and operating some of Europe’s most complex and society-critical digital systems. 

The investment also supports Denmark’s ambition, as set out in the 2026 government platform, to become a frontrunner in developing and responsibly applying AI. The government intends to provide €20 million (DKK 150 million) to increase public commitment through EIFO.

Gefion already serves users in defence, research, academia, healthcare and industry, but market analysis points to an addressable market many times DCAI's current scale, highlighting the opportunity for further capacity expansion.

Martin Svensson, CEO of DCAI, says:

“When Gefion was inaugurated in 2024, the main task was to train large AI models. Today, companies and public organisations are building AI into their products and workflows, and a new generation of AI agents is taking on more complex tasks. DCAI will now be able to build modern AI capacity that public institutions and businesses can trust and adopt, not least where data is sensitive or regulated.” 

“The real value of Gefion will not be measured in computing power alone. It will be measured by what Denmark and Europe are able to build with it,” says André Rogaczewski, CEO of Netcompany. 

“Together with the Novo Nordisk Foundation and EIFO, we want to transform this technological foundation into a national AI capability that enables businesses, researchers and public institutions to develop and deploy AI securely, responsibly and at scale.”

Netcompany will be represented on DCAI’s board of directors and will have usual minority shareholder rights. 

Adobe’s Acrobat is coming to Google Workspace. People will be able to open PDFs in it straight from Google Drive and Gmail. Acrobat will appear as a suggested app in both services, including through an “Edit with” option in file previews. Adobe and Google announced the expanded partnership on Tuesday at Adobe’s MAX conference in […]

Adobe’s Creative Agent in Firefly can now show creators its plan before it starts. It can also pick the AI model for each job. Creators can edit and approve that plan, or let the agent run on its own. They can also choose the model themselves. Adobe announced the update on Tuesday at its MAX […]