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- 1Proximal Raises $15 Million Seed Round, Emerges from Stealth●Wilson Sonsini Advises Proximal on $15 Million Seed Round as it Emerges from Stealth
Startup Proximal has come out of stealth with a $15 million seed funding round. Law firm Wilson Sonsini advised on the deal, according to an announcement. Details about the company's product and the investors behind the round were not included in the initial report, and reactions so far are limited.
- 21club raises €2.2M seed for sports startup▼OfficeRnD founder's new sports startup 1club raises €2.2M seed
1club, a sports startup founded by the creator of workplace platform OfficeRnD, has raised €2.2 million in seed funding. The round, tracked by startup data provider Dealroom, marks the founder's move into the sports sector after the office management business. Details on investors and the product roadmap have not yet been disclosed.
- 3Jacquet stuns Rune at Japan Open●Tennis, ATP – Kinoshita Group Japan Open Tennis Championships 2026: Jacquet upends Rune
French player Clement Jacquet has beaten Holger Rune at the Kinoshita Group Japan Open Tennis Championships 2026, an ATP event in Tokyo. The upset sends the higher-seeded Dane out of the tournament early. Further details on the scoreline and next round have not been widely reported yet.
- 4Manchester startup Revnu raises $3M seed round●Manchester's Revnu raises $3M seed to automate startup marketing
Revnu, a Manchester-based startup, has raised $3 million in seed funding to build technology that automates marketing for early-stage companies. The round, reported via Dealroom, positions the company to expand its product and grow its team. It adds to a run of venture activity in Manchester's growing tech scene, with investors showing continued appetite for tools that strip manual work out of startup marketing.
- 5Atlanta Dream reach WNBA semifinals for first time since 2018●WNBA playoffs results, takeaways: Dream 'old head' leads them to semifinals for 1st time since 2018 https://www. nytimes
The Atlanta Dream have advanced to the WNBA playoffs semifinals for the first time since 2018, with a veteran player credited as the veteran leader of the run. Coverage of the first-round results and takeaways also touches on the Mystics, Valkyries and Wings. The Dream will next face the No. 8 seed New York Liberty on Sunday.
- 6Tangent Robotics Raises $4.5 Million Pre-Seed Round▼Tangent Robotics Raises $4.5 Million Pre-Seed to Advance Robot Dexterity
Tangent Robotics has raised $4.5 million in a pre-seed funding round to advance its work on robot dexterity. The funding will support the startup's efforts to develop robotic systems capable of fine, human-like manipulation, an area seen as a key hurdle for automation. Details on investors and use of proceeds were not immediately disclosed.
- 7Blackswan raises $2.9 million for satellite rendezvous technology▼Blackswan raises $2.9 million seed round for satellite rendezvous technology
Space startup Blackswan has raised a $2.9 million seed round to develop its satellite rendezvous technology, which enables spacecraft to approach and service other satellites in orbit. The funding will support development of proximity operations capabilities, an area of growing interest as satellite servicing and in-space logistics attract increased investment.
- 8Tangent Robotics Raises $4.5 Million Pre-seed for Robot Dexterity▼Tangent Robotics Raises 4.5M in Pre-seed Funding to Advance Fine Motor Skills for Robot Dexterity
Tangent Robotics has raised $4.5 million in pre-seed funding to develop fine motor capabilities for robot dexterity. The startup aims to advance robotic systems capable of delicate, precise manipulation, a longstanding challenge in robotics. The round was reported by multiple news agencies, drawing attention from the robotics and investment communities interested in next-generation manipulation technology.
- 9Estonian-Ukrainian Drone Autonomy Startup Raises $2.1 Million▼Estonian-Ukrainian Drone Autonomy Firm Secures $2.1 Million Pre-Seed Round
An Estonian-Ukrainian company developing drone autonomy technology has raised $2.1 million in a pre-seed funding round, according to the Kyiv Post. The investment highlights continued interest in defence and unmanned systems technology emerging from Ukraine and the Baltic region, where wartime demand has accelerated drone innovation and drawn venture capital into early-stage autonomy startups.