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Bohr Energie, a Toulouse-based scale-up specialised in the aggregation, optimisation and management of distributed renewable and flexible assets, including batteries and hybrid systems, has secured €10 million in a Series A round.

The round was led by Suma Capital through SC Net Zero Ventures, its fund specialising in European scale-ups developing technologies to accelerate the energy transition and decarbonisation. The round also included participation from Irdi Capital Investissement, GSO Capital and Crédit Agricole, as well as renewed support from existing shareholders Varsity, Founders Future and AFI Ventures.

Less than a year after launching, salestech startup Tamtam serves around thirty clients and has raised €3 million Seed funding.

Tamtam was co-founded by Edouard Epaud (CEO), a graduate of Télécom Paris and HEC Paris and former Head of Sales at Mytraffic with nearly 10 years of experience in strategic sales; and François Misslin (CTO), a graduate of Mines Paris and HEC Paris and co-founder of Ayolab, with more than 15 years of SaaS expertise.

Tamtam targets teams engaged in complex sales, deals that require deep understanding of prospects, and supports them throughout the entire sales cycle.

Kalipso, the regulatory technology platform built by lawyers and engineers to help organisations operationalise regulatory change, has raised $3.2 million in funding as it expands across key international markets and grows its team to meet rising global demand for scalable RegTech infrastructure.

The company already works with institutions including Groupe Caisse des Dépôts in France and Alma, and is seeing rising demand from enterprise compliance teams managing increasingly complex obligations across the markets in which they operate.

The round was led by Varsity, with participation from Lanai, Kima Ventures, Vento, and both Plug and Play and the EA Ventures Plug and Play EMEA Fund.

C12 is announcing that it recently raised an €18 million funding round ($19.4 million at today’s exchange rate). Originally founded in 2020 as a spinoff from the Physics Laboratory of the École Normale Supérieure, the company has been working on a unique process to create quantum computers based on carbon nanotubes.

While the concept of quantum computing isn’t new, it is still very much a work in progress. Many scientific teams have been approaching this topic from different angles. The goal is to create a quantum computer at scale that can execute calculations with a low amount of errors.