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Q-Day looms. Here is how corporates are preparing for the quantum threat…

Quantum computers will be able to crack encrypted data within seconds. Corporate investors, particularly telecoms companies, are now actively investing in technologies that can protect them.

Feb 27, 2026

JumpCloud’s new venture arm to battle AI-charged identity fraud

AI agents have made keeping track of IT activities far harder. Identity verification software company JumpCloud views CVC as a way to overcome that.

Feb 24, 2026

AI is now where the internet was in 1995 — and Europe…

Europe's AI opportunity lies in the application layer — particularly with agentic AI — but a lack of capital means the continent could lose out.

Feb 20, 2026

Behind Petrobras’ new $96m energy transition venture fund

As it looks to make the first investment by summer, the new Valetec-managed fund aims to help the oil and gas company go greener.

Feb 19, 2026

Can the second wave of vegan fibres crack the fashion market?

Many of the first wave of alternative materials — from pineapple leathers to silk alternatives — failed. A handful of new startups, however, are attracting money and partnerships. Can it work better this time?

Feb 17, 2026

AI deals dominate the best January for CVC exits in recent years

Large exits for AI companies pushed up investor returns in January, but sub-billion-dollar IPOs are on the rise as well.

Feb 16, 2026

The seven traits of successful corporate venturers

From tracking commercial partnerships with startups to providing VC-style compensation, here is what long-lived CVCs have in common.

Feb 13, 2026

Four funds launched in January as healthcare companies ramp up investments

January 2026 was marked by large fundraising rounds and the launch of several healthcare funds.

Feb 12, 2026

Fast start for Deutsche Telekom-backed European defence fund

Deutsche Telekom-backed DTCP’s €500m Project Liberty fund already has more than half the funds committed as Europe's investors zero in on defence spending.

Feb 11, 2026

BAE Systems to turbocharge defence tech spinouts from academic research

The company's new incubator plans to spin out companies based on academic research as well as its own technologies developed in-house.

Feb 10, 2026
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