The Advanced Market Commitment, which brings together thousands of companies including big tech firms, chooses the Italian start-up.
The Italian start-up committed to women's health is participating in the initiative against online communication censorship.
The fintech start-up controlled by Cetif Advisory sees the Brescia-based bank acquire 9.1% of the capital.
The start-up that develops technologies to identify whether content is produced by AI had already raised €2.2 million.
The capital is provided in the form of debt and supports the scale-up in its further expansion across Europe.
The start-up is developing an electric mobility service designed for professional activities such as public transport and company fleets.
The transaction is led by Spanish fund Seaya Ventures and involves Elevator Ventures and United Ventures, which is already an investor in the company.
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