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Journalist-Covering fintech, AI, startups for Tech.eu. Always on hunt for stories. Contact me on john@tech.eu or DM me. Signal @ Jrey80
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Revolut to launch US bank in 2027, says US boss

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Revolut plans to begin operating its US bank next year, says its new US boss, and is gearing up to offer customers FDIC-insured deposits, credit products, and access to cryptocurrencies. Revolut, Europe’s most valuable private company, valued at $75bn, applied for a US banking licence in March this year, as it looks to rapidly expand in the world’s biggest economy.
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AI writing startup co-founded by DeepMind creative lead raises $13M seed investment

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By John Reynolds Verified
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A London-based startup behind an AI writing product, co-founded by an ex-DeepMind creative lead, has emerged from stealth with a $13m seed funding round. Called Marker, the funding round was led by Index Ventures with participation from LocalGlobe. Angel investors include Steve Newman, the co-founder of Writely, acquired by Google which became Google Docs, Cal Henderson, co-founder of Slack, and Hugging Face’s Thomas Wolf.
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Maritime defence startup Kraken Technology hits unicorn status

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By John Reynolds Verified
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British-founded maritime defence startup Kraken Technology today said it had achieved unicorn status. The startup, founded in 2020 by former speedboat racer Mal Crease, said it had raised $175m in a Series B funding round at a $1bn valuation, according to a press release.
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