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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 16 October 2026.
Announcements
178
Total raised
£6.9B
disclosed amounts
The funding round was led by DSW Ventures with backing from Mercia and SFC Capital.
"I am delighted to welcome DSW Ventures and Mercia on board at this exciting time for the company. The raise was oversubscribed by 60%, helped by the continuing support of SFC Capital and our angel investors. This puts us in a strong position as we move into the next phase of taking our products to market."
The investment round was led by IQ Capital with backing from Cedars-Sinai Medical Center and a UK learning technology fund.
"We feel privileged to have both deep tech experts and world-leading educators on our cap table in this round, to help us achieve our ambition of becoming the world’s leading developer and distributor of deep learning and digital training solutions."
The funding round was led by Intel Capital with participation from existing backers including Qualcomm Ventures and Dell Technologies Capital.
"We see significant traction in the market for 5G network solutions, with private 5G networks being the indisputable leading solution for both private campuses and national deployments,"
The Series A round was led by IQ Capital with participation from Crane Venture Partners and Backed VC.
"The industry needs a new cloud DevOps approach to IoT that’s built from the ground up to reinvent how software is developed and deployed. At Foundries.io, our team’s deep expertise and experience has helped us to reinvent how devices are secured and managed. We believe the latest software is always the most secure and most trusted, so we have created the FoundriesFactory platform to deliver to the embedded industry an easy to use cloud-native solution for secure open source-based software development and management,"
The Belfast-based wearable technology company secured the backing of QUBIS and Techstart Ventures.
"AntennaWare’s patented technology can greatly increase the range and reliability of wearable wireless devices they are integrated into. The wearable devices can transmit further, with less dropouts and using less power, which helps facilitate applications thought previously impossible for medical monitoring, sports and fitness, wireless audio and wireless proximity detection."
