AI startup ecosystem
Artificial intelligence is one of Europe's fastest-growing startup sectors, with hubs in London, Paris, Berlin, and Helsinki driving advances in generative AI, computer vision, and NLP. European AI startups benefit from strong academic research, increasing VC specialisation, and growing enterprise demand across industries. We track 892 organisations in this sector across 6+ countries.
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Heapcon 2026
Heapcon 2026 is the eighth edition of one of Southeast Europe's leading software-engineering conferences, held 5-6 November 2026 at the Madlenianum Opera & Theatre in Belgrade and organised by Heapspace. The 2026 theme, 'Intelligence', examines how AI tooling, autonomous systems, and automation reshape software architecture, security, quality, and product thinking. It gathers 700+ engineers, architects, and tech leaders, making it a strong hiring and technical-ecosystem touchpoint for Serbian startups.
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Helio.ai
Helio.ai is an AI-powered recruiting platform from Tbilisi focused on automating candidate screening and improving hiring quality. The product combines ATS workflows, multilingual CV matching, and behavioral assessment tools to help teams make faster, less biased hiring decisions. The company has expanded across regional markets with backing from Georgian and international investors.
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Hellas Direct
Hellas Direct is a Greek digital, full-stack insurance company offering car, motorbike and home insurance, along with related mobility services. Founded in 2011 by former consultants and bankers Alexis Pantazis and Emilios Markou, it uses a technology-driven model to provide fast online quotes and 24/7 claims handling. The company operates across Greece, Cyprus and Romania. In February 2024 it raised a €30 million Series B round led by ETF Partners to support climate-focused insurance products and further European expansion.
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Helle Uth
Co-founder and General Partner of PSV (PreSeed Ventures) Tech, Denmark's most active pre-seed fund. She invests in early-stage software, AI and digital-infrastructure founders across the Nordics, writing first institutional cheques into pre-product-market-fit companies.
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Helsing
Helsing is a defense technology company building AI software systems for democratic governments and armed forces in Europe. Its platform fuses data from radar, drones, optical and infrared sensors to provide real-time situational awareness and operational decision support. After major growth financing in 2025, Helsing expanded across core European defense programs and into autonomous systems, including the HX-2 platform.
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Henchman
Henchman is a Belgian legal tech company based in Ghent, founded in 2020 by Gilles Mattelin, Jorn Vanysacker and Wouter Van Respaille. Its software connects to a law firm's or legal team's document management system and enriches that internal data so lawyers can draft contracts faster by surfacing and reusing clauses and definitions from their own past documents. The company served law firms and in-house legal teams across Europe and the United States. In June 2024 LexisNexis Legal & Professional (part of RELX) announced an agreement to acquire Henchman, completing the acquisition later in 2024.
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HETT Show 2026
The UK's leading digital-health conference and exhibition, bringing NHS leaders, policymakers, clinicians, and tech companies together at ExCeL London. For a healthtech founder it is the key venue to understand NHS procurement, demo to buyers, and meet partners driving digital transformation in care.
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HiBob
All-in-one HR platform ('Bob') for mid-sized and multinational companies covering core HR, talent, payroll, benefits, workforce planning and an embedded AI assistant. Founded 2015 with London and Tel Aviv roots.
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Hiek van der Scheer
Chief Data Officer at ABN AMRO, the Dutch banking group, where she leads enterprise data strategy and analytics. She is a confirmed speaker at TechEx Europe 2026 in Amsterdam, addressing data and AI leadership in financial services.
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Hiventures
Hiventures is Hungary's largest state-backed venture capital firm, operating under the Hungarian Development Bank Group with approximately €258 million under management. Founded in 1999, it is the most active VC in Central and Eastern Europe by deal count, with over 420 investments made to date. The firm focuses exclusively on Hungarian startups and invests across all stages from pre-seed through growth, with a current thematic emphasis on AI, DeepTech, MedTech, and GreenTech. Its co-investment model and patient capital approach make it the primary first institutional money for Hungarian founders.
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Homeppl
Homeppl is a London-based customer risk platform that helps real estate and lending businesses reveal fraud, verify income and affordability, and qualify applicants using open banking data, document analysis, and a fraud database. Its products include Fraud Finder for document fraud detection and financial qualification tools used by clients such as Knight Frank, Quintain Living, and Portman Asset Finance to cut fraud losses and speed up approvals. Homeppl operates as a trading name of Thirdfort Limited, a UK company registered in London.
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Hoxhunt
Hoxhunt is a Helsinki-based security behavior change platform that runs phishing simulations and personalised security awareness training to reduce human cyber risk inside organisations. Its product suite covers security operations support alongside behavior change and security culture programmes, gamifying employee training to drive engagement. The company is headquartered in Helsinki with an additional office in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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Hub France IA
Hub France IA is the French national federation dedicated to unifying and developing the country's artificial intelligence ecosystem. Recognised as serving the general interest under French law (association Loi 1901), it brings together over 300 member organisations including more than 160 AI startups, 1,000+ individual adherents, and 50+ European partners across large corporations, SMEs, academic institutions, and investors. The organisation facilitates working groups, European partnerships, and collaborative projects to help members navigate the rapidly evolving AI sector.
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Hubraum
Founded 2012. Deutsche Telekom's tech incubator focused on 5G, IoT, and AI with campuses in Berlin and Krakow. Support: corporate seed funding, infrastructure access, expert mentoring, and co-creation pilots with Telekom. Notable alumni include IoT ventures integrated into Deutsche Telekom. Scope: International.
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Huddly
Huddly is an Oslo-based hardware company, founded in 2013, that designs AI-powered video conferencing cameras and meeting room systems, including the Huddly C1 and multi-camera Crew system with built-in audio. Its on-device AI adapts the video and audio experience so remote participants are better seen and heard in hybrid meetings on platforms such as Microsoft Teams, Zoom, and Google Meet. The company has a global presence across the US, EMEA, and APAC with worldwide distribution.
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Hunch
Hunch is a creative ads automation platform that combines AI-driven dynamic creative assembly, product-feed data science, and real-time social media placement for performance marketers. Founded in 2018 by Igor Simovic, Sinisa Rakovic, and Nikola Milenkovic, the platform enables brands and agencies to produce and personalise thousands of image and video ads at scale across Facebook, Instagram, and Google. Hunch has delivered over a billion personalised creative assets and executed more than 50,000 personalisation campaigns. The company raised a €4M Series A in 2022 led by Catalyst Romania, with participation from 3TS Capital Partners, Euroventures, SeedBlink, and South Central Ventures.
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Hyperjob
Hyperjob is a recruitment SaaS platform that lets companies create branded, interactive job-ad microsites reported to achieve up to six times higher candidate conversion rates than plain job board listings. Founded in 2021 by Janis Kreilis, Juris Sorokins, and Roberts Tomme, the company raised €435k in a seed round led by SMOK Ventures in 2023. The platform also offers automated, personalised LinkedIn and email candidate outreach.
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ICAISC 2026
The 25th International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Soft Computing, held in Zakopane in the High Tatras with proceedings published by Springer. A research-heavy gathering of AI scientists and engineers, relevant for deep-tech and AI founders scouting cutting-edge methods, recruiting research talent and exploring research-to-startup spinouts.
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ICAISC 2027
The 25th International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Soft Computing is confirmed for 20-24 June 2027 at the Bachleda Hotel Kasprowy, Zakopane. A research-heavy gathering of AI scientists and engineers, it is relevant for deep-tech founders scouting cutting-edge methods and research-to-startup spinouts.
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ICIST 2026
ICIST 2026 is the 32nd International Conference on Information and Software Technologies, hosted by Kaunas University of Technology. The two-day program brings together researchers, engineers, developers and industry practitioners across information systems, business intelligence, software engineering, AI, IoT, cybersecurity and IT applications, with peer-reviewed proceedings published by Springer. Remote participation is also available.
