Tech.eu is a technology company.
Tech.eu has raised $210K across 1 funding round.
Key people at Tech.eu.
Tech.eu was founded by Jon Bradford (Co Founder).
Tech.eu has raised $210K in total across 1 funding round.
Key people at Tech.eu.
Tech.eu was founded by Jon Bradford (Co Founder).
Tech.eu has raised $210K in total across 1 funding round.
Tech.eu's investors include 500 Global, Astanor Ventures, Balderton Capital, Connect Ventures, Founder Institute, LocalGlobe, Practical Venture Capital, Seedcamp, Thompson Street Capital Partners, TNT Venture, Eric Ries, Haroon Mokhtarzada.
Tech.eu is an online media publication (legal name Fores Media) dedicated to covering the European technology ecosystem, providing curated news, data-driven analysis, market intelligence reports, interviews, a jobs platform, and events like the annual Tech.eu Summit.[1][2][3] It serves entrepreneurs, investors, founders, and industry stakeholders by tracking funding deals, startup trends, and innovations across sectors such as AI, healthtech, fintech, and cybersecurity, with recent recaps highlighting over €1.3B in weekly investments and top monthly deals like October 2025's €8.3B across 342 rounds.[3][4] Acquired by Turkish tech media company Webrazzi in October 2021, Tech.eu has raised $200K prior to the acquisition and continues to expand its editorial and event offerings under combined resources.[1][2]
Tech.eu, operating under Fores Media, launched as a digital publication focused on in-depth coverage of the European tech scene, headquartered in London at 8 Warner Yard.[1][2] It gained traction through data-based insights, proprietary databases, and events, attracting early investors including 500 Global, Doug Scott, Tim O'Shea, Toon Vanagt, and others before its acquisition.[1] The pivotal moment came on October 7, 2021, when Webrazzi—a leading technology media firm in its region—acquired Tech.eu, enabling resource synergies for enhanced content, reports like the monthly Tech.eu Pulse, and expanded services without disclosed terms.[1][2] Post-acquisition, it has evolved into a premier source for European tech news, with active output as of late 2025 including weekly funding recaps and sector spotlights.[3][4]
Tech.eu rides the wave of Europe's maturing tech ecosystem, where funding resilience persists—e.g., €8.3B across 342 deals in October 2025, doubling year-over-year despite slight monthly dips, led by Finland, UK, Germany, Italy, and France.[4] Its timing aligns with surging sectors like healthtech (€1.7B), fintech (€1.1B), and AI (e.g., Neural Concept's $100M Series C), providing critical intelligence amid cross-border expansion and scale-up challenges.[3][4] Market forces favoring it include investor demand for predictive analytics on high-growth areas and the need for pan-European visibility, as noted by investors like Planven's Giovanni Canetta Roeder.[4] Tech.eu influences the ecosystem by spotlighting trends, exits, and founders (e.g., Robeauté's microrobotics, Exein's €100M cybersecurity raise), fostering connections via summits and databases that help VCs, corporates, and governments track innovation.[2][3][4]
Tech.eu is poised to deepen its role as Europe's go-to tech intelligence hub, leveraging Webrazzi's backing to scale events, proprietary data (e.g., expanded Pulse reports), and multimedia like podcasts amid 2026's expected funding rebound in AI-native engineering and climate tech.[3][4] Trends like embedded cybersecurity growth and construction supercycles will shape its content, potentially amplifying influence through more cross-region partnerships and global category leader spotlights.[3][4] As European dealmaking evolves toward scale-ups, Tech.eu's blend of news, analysis, and networking could solidify its edge, empowering stakeholders to navigate a €1B+ weekly funding landscape—from microrobots treating brain cancer to AI turning non-developers into builders.[3] This positions it as an indispensable pulse-checker in a ecosystem doubling investment volumes year-over-year.[4]
Tech.eu has raised $210K across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $210K Seed in April 2014.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apr 1, 2014 | $210K Seed | 500 Global, Astanor Ventures, Balderton Capital, Connect Ventures, Founder Institute, LocalGlobe, Practical Venture Capital, Seedcamp, Thompson Street Capital Partners, TNT Venture, Eric Ries, Haroon Mokhtarzada |