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  1. EU-Startups62

    Dublin-based LearnUpon raises €44.5M to scale agentic learning platform

    Dublin-based LearnUpon has secured a €44.5 million ($50 million) growth financing facility from London-based Claret Capital Partners. The debt structure lets LearnUpon avoid equity dilution, and the company says the money will go toward its new Agentic Learning Platform, international expansion, and strategic acquisitions. LearnUpon, founded in 2012, previously acquired Berlin-born Courseau, which rebranded as CreateUpon in May.

    Why it matters: The debt facility shows how a legacy LMS vendor is funding its pivot to agentic learning without diluting existing shareholders.

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  1. SiliconANGLE42

    Descope launches Agentic Identity Hub 3.0 to rein in shadow AI agents

    Descope released Agentic Identity Hub 3.0, adding an Agent Onboarding Portal and native MCP gateway integration to give companies an identity and policy layer over employee-built AI agents. The update replaces static client secrets with short-lived private-key assertions and enforces policy on every request. Descope says the hub handles authentication for hundreds of MCP servers and over 1 million agent identities.

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  1. SiliconANGLE47

    CodeWall launches with $4M to run autonomous AI agents against enterprise defenses

    London-based offensive security startup CodeWall launched with $4 million in pre-seed funding led by Osney Capital for autonomous AI agents that attack enterprises the way an outside hacker would. In an earlier engagement, an agent with no credentials gained read and write access to the production database behind McKinsey's Lilli AI platform within two hours. CodeWall pitches the ongoing testing as a replacement for the once- or twice-a-year penetration test.

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  1. TechCrunch Fundraising58

    Modelence raises $3M seed led by Y Combinator to bundle the vibe-coding stack

    Modelence, a Y Combinator startup from this summer's batch, raised a $3 million seed round led by Y Combinator.

    Why it matters: Modelence's diagnosis that the fragile part of vibe coding is the glue between services, not any single service, gives readers a concrete way to judge infrastructure bets in this crowded space.

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