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Bulgarian spacetech EnduroSat has closed a $205 million (€178 million) funding round to dramatically scale its next-generation satellite fleets. Which officially launched them over the $1B valuation and granted 

Somewhere in your agency right now, a brief just landed on a Tuesday. By Friday, a full offer needs to be out the door. In between lies the usual gauntlet: an introductory call with the lead, aligning calendars across developers, designers, and PMs, all while trying to write something that is both realistic and clear.

That is how pre-sales have worked for a long time. <...

Maybe we (Central & Eastern Europe) don't have market scale or deep capital pools, but we sure do have experts. The talents that built some of the most important technologies and solutions of our time.

For better or worse, CEE has exported more brilliant minds than we can keep track of. Some are more prominent and visible than others, which helps us in this cause. I...

Tallinn-based Creem, a billing and monetisation platform targeting AI-native software companies, has raised €5 million in seed funding, the company announced.

The round was led by Polish venture capital fund Inovo VC, with participation from existing investors Practica Capital and Antler. Angel investor...

EDIT: EnduroSat's CMO Boris Dimitrov confirmed to The Recursive later in the day they have "blown past $1B". They do not, however, plan to publicly disclose the exact valuation figure.

For decades, deploying a satellite meant commissioning a unique, highly specialised piece of hardware, waiting years for assembly, and paying a premium that rest...