From Mexico: Eindhoven’s Euclyd raises >€200M (~$230M) Series A co-led by Samsung for non-GPU efficient AI inference silicon. Commercial ~2028 = roadmap, labeled. Not Temporal workflows; not AEMA grid.
From Mexico: Mithrl raises $20M Series A (Obvious Ventures-led) for a biomedical world model plus Mithrl-1 agentic harness in biopharma R&D. Early access ~Sep 21 — not GA. ~32× / patents = company claims.
From Mexico: Kastle’s $24M Series A is an AI workforce for consumer lending and banking ops on existing systems — not a Magentic factory twin or Enhans Agent OS. >$2B / $1.8B tx figures = company claims.
From Mexico: Magentic’s $18M Series A (Felicis; Sequoia, Westly) is AI digital workers for industrial procurement in Teams, email, and ERP — buy-vs-build through invoices. Not a Korean Agent OS twin.
From Mexico: Comp AI’s $34M Series A is continuous compliance ops — draft policies, collect evidence, watch controls after you ship agents. Humans still approve. Not an AIUC twin.
From Mexico: Nuance Labs raises $50M Series A for one full-duplex A/V foundation model — words, tone, gaze, gesture — instead of a stitched ASR/LLM/TTS/face stack. Research preview later 2026, not GA.
From Mexico: London’s Jack & Jill raised $40M Series A (total $60M) so Jack (candidate) and Jill (employer) only warm-intro when both match — no traditional application.
From Mexico: CNBC says Dutch startup Euclyd raised ~€200M / ~$230–231M Series A co-led by Samsung for a non-GPU inference chip system. Hardware aim 2028 — not shipping now, not proven at scale.
From Mexico: I’m covering Cymphony’s $30M Series A — Sequoia + SMBC backing a workforce graph that maps employees and AI agents together.
From Mexico: I’m covering Arlequin’s €28M Series A — topological neural nets for high-stakes relationship analysis, not another LLM scale race.