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Newcastle-based Literal Labs, a company developing logic-based AI algorithms, has raised £4.6M (nearly €5.45M) in pre-seed funding. The investment was led by the science and tech-focused investment firm Northern Gritstone and co-led by London-based fund Mercuri. Additionally, the round also saw participation from Sure Valley Ventures, Cambridge Future Tech SPV, and several angel investors. Esha ... Read more
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