The investment from Livsquare Capital will support the development of AI supercomputers and quantum computing research.
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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 22 September 2026.
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£21.4M
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£88.7M
£10.5M
The Cambridge and Coventry based startup has emerged from stealth to advance its simulation platform for electric vehicles.
"We’re extremely excited to be entering this next phase of our business journey. At Monumo, we are driven by a desire to create a sustainable future and we know that the EV market is a crucial entry point for our technology. By partnering with OEMs and tier one engineering companies, our unique combination of simulation, ML, AI and motor design ability can facilitate genuine near-term impact in the EV industry. These incredible results from our motor simulations are just the start as we look to create genuine system level optimisation for the first time. Naturally we’re excited about the company’s next phase of growth."
£3.3M
GlycanAge secures £3.3m in seed funding led by LAUNCHub Ventures and Kadmos Capital to expand into diagnostics.

The financing round was led by LAUNCHub Ventures and Kadmos Capital to fund the company's shift towards the diagnostics market.
"We are thrilled to have the support of LAUNCHub Ventures and Kadmos Capital, who share our vision for a healthier future. This funding round marks a significant milestone for GlycanAge, and we are excited to continue our journey towards transforming healthcare and empowering individuals to take control of their well-being."
£1.6M
The seed round was led by Pracuj Ventures to fund product development and expansion into Poland and Latin America.
"Pracuj Ventures reaffirmed their commitment to HR automation and tech trends. At PeopleForce, we are proud to be part of their investment portfolio and eager to advance development, delivering the best HR platform for our customers."
£1.4M
The UK diversity and inclusion technology provider raised £1.4m from Apex Black to accelerate growth in North America.
"Growing up I never considered that I may not get opportunities because of my gender or skin colour but when studying at university, I started to see that play out for my network,"