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E-TRNL Energy, the India-based clean technology startup developing next-generation battery cell materials and sustainable energy solutions, has secured ₹27.4 crore in seed funding to accelerate research, scale production capabilities, and bring advanced energy storage technologies to market.The funding underscores growing investor confidence in climate-tech innovations that address energy density, cost, and sustainability challenges for electrification and decarbonisation.The seed round was led by Better Capital, with participation from early-stage investors and sector specialists who recognise the potential of E-TRNL’s proprietary battery materials and manufacturing processes to improve performance and lifecycle for electric vehicles and stationary storage systems.E-TRNL Energy plans to deploy the capital toward R&D, pilot manufacturing, and strategic industry partnerships that help commercialise its materials platform and drive adoption across EV and energy storage value chains. The investment will also support talent acquisition and infrastructure build-out as the company moves from lab-scale innovations toward scalable production.E-TRNL Energy is headquartered in India, where it continues to strengthen its footprint in the clean energy and advanced materials ecosystem, responding to accelerating demand for sustainable battery solutions in the domestic and global markets.

Entire, the AI infrastructure startup focused on enabling secure and efficient AI-generated code workflows, has raised $60 million in a seed funding round to accelerate development of its collaborative coding platform and infrastructure.The funding highlights strong investor confidence in tooling that empowers teams to build and manage AI-assisted development at scale, addressing key challenges in code safety, shared context, and enterprise workflows.The seed round was led by A16z (Andreessen Horowitz), with participation from Index Ventures, Scale Ventures, Kleiner Perkins, and additional strategic investors who see significant potential in Entire’s mission to provide foundational infrastructure for generative AI coding environments.Entire plans to deploy the fresh capital to expand its engineering and research capabilities, enhance platform reliability and security, and roll out new features that streamline collaboration between developers and AI assistants.The investment will support growth across product, go-to-market, and developer community initiatives as Entire seeks to become a core component of next-generation software development pipelines.The company is headquartered in San Francisco, United States, and continues to build tools and infrastructure designed for secure, enterprise-ready AI collaboration in code generation and developer workflows.

Maestro AI, the U.S.-based startup focused on building next-generation generative AI tools for creativity, productivity, and human-centered applications, has raised $1.2 million in a pre-seed funding round to accelerate product development, expand the team, and scale customer adoption.The investment highlights growing support for differentiated AI platforms that prioritise user experience and practical business-ready implementations of generative models.The pre-seed round was led by Operator Collective, with participation from Gaingels, Hustle Fund, Better Tomorrow Ventures, and several angel investors specialising in AI and early-stage tech ventures.The fresh capital will be used to build out Maestro AI’s core generative technologies, enhance integrations with business workflows, and expand partnerships that help customers unlock productivity gains through AI-assisted solutions.Maestro AI aims to deliver intuitive generative AI experiences that boost creativity, automate content tasks, and empower knowledge workers across domains such as marketing, design, and customer support. The company plans to use the new funding to strengthen its product roadmap and grow its presence in both enterprise and SMB markets.The company is headquartered in San Francisco, United States, as it continues to innovate within the rapidly evolving generative AI ecosystem.

Digitory, the India-based digital solutions startup focused on delivering technology products for SMEs and emerging enterprises, has secured $500,000 in a Pre-Series A financing round led by angel investor Tejas Paresh Lodaya.The strategic investment aims to accelerate product development, enhance go-to-market capabilities, and support the company’s rapid expansion across India’s digital services ecosystem.The funding round marks a significant milestone for Digitory, enabling the company to scale its platform offerings which include custom software, mobile applications, and digital transformation solutions while strengthening domain expertise and operational support.The investment also underscores growing investor interest in homegrown tech startups that address evolving business needs for digital adoption among small and medium-sized firms.Digitory plans to deploy the fresh capital toward expanding its core product suite, bolstering customer acquisition initiatives, and enhancing technical talent to deliver robust digital experiences for enterprise clients. The company is positioning itself to capture increasing demand as industries continue to prioritise digital transformation efforts in the post-pandemic economy.Digitory is headquartered in Ahmedabad, India, and continues to solidify its presence in the Indian startup ecosystem as it builds solutions tailored for modern business workflows and digital engagement.

Didero, the Paris-based B2B commerce platform transforming how wholesalers and manufacturers digitise and scale their sales operations, has secured $30 million in a Series A funding round to accelerate product development, expand into new international markets, and enhance its end-to-end commerce capabilities.The round reflects growing investor confidence in digital transformation solutions that enable business customers to modernise ordering, pricing, inventory, and payment systems across complex wholesale ecosystems.The Series A funding was led by Tiger Global, with participation from Alven, Crane Venture Partners, Elaia, and Cathay Innovation, alongside angel investors and industry operators who recognise Didero’s momentum in enabling enterprise-grade digital commerce. The investment will support scaling of Didero’s modular platform, onboarding of new enterprise clients, and bolstering sales and engineering teams to meet rising global demand. (thesaasnews.com)Didero’s platform helps mid-market and large enterprises streamline their B2B workflows, including custom pricing, role-based access, order orchestration, and analytics advancing digital adoption where traditional commerce systems have struggled to catch up.The company’s leadership says this fresh capital positions Didero to compete more aggressively with legacy wholesale software providers and accelerate growth across Europe and beyond.The company is headquartered in Paris, France, and continues to extend its footprint as wholesalers increasingly adopt digital tools to optimise revenue and supply-chain operations worldwide.

Algorized, the Swiss deep-tech startup building the edge-native nervous system for Physical AI, has secured $13 million in a Series A funding round to accelerate global deployment of its Predictive Safety Engine and expand operations across Switzerland and the United States.The raise underscores strong market demand for advanced human-aware perception technologies that enable robots and industrial machines to sense human presence and operate safely alongside people in real time.The Series A funding was led by Run Ventures, with participation from Amazon Industrial Innovation Fund and Acrobator Ventures, signalling strategic confidence in Algorized’s platform. The investment will be used to scale commercial adoption of the company’s edge-AI foundation models, enhance predictive human-robot interaction capabilities, and support expansion of engineering and support hubs in Switzerland and Silicon Valley.Algorized’s Predictive Safety Engine leverages existing wireless sensor infrastructure including ultra-wideband, mmWave, and Wi-Fi to interpret human presence, intent and motion at the edge with ultra-low latency.The company is now deploying its solutions with major industrial and automotive partners following industry showcases such as CES 2026, and aims to redefine machine autonomy by moving beyond traditional “detect-and-stop” safety methods.The company is headquartered in Étoy, Vaud in Switzerland, and continues to deepen its presence in industrial robotics, smart infrastructure, and allied Physical AI applications as demand grows for intelligent automation that prioritises both performance and safety.