Sentra, an Israeli cybersecurity startup, has secured $50 million in a Series B funding round to enhance its cloud-native data security solutions, particularly in safeguarding data for AI adoption. The funding round reflects the increasing demand for secure data management as AI technologies become more prevalent in enterprises. Capably, a startup focused on 'agentic' business automation, has raised $4 million to develop its platform further. The funding, led by a consortium of investors including Boost Capital, Concept VC, SureValley, Araya Ventures, Koro Ventures, Haatch, Wayra, and Ascension, aims to replace legacy automation systems with AI-powered solutions. AuthMind, based in Bethesda, Maryland, has raised $19.3 million in a seed round led by Cheyenne Ventures to advance its observability-based identity protection services. The company focuses on securing human, non-human, and AI identities across enterprises. Superpower, a health technology startup, has raised $30 million in a Series A round led by ForerunnerVC to develop its AI-powered health super app and AI doctor. The company aims to bridge the gap between consumer health knowledge and potential health insights. Lace AI, founded by an ex-Meta engineer, has secured $14 million to develop its AI-powered revenue generation software. The startup focuses on analyzing business calls to identify lost revenue opportunities, with co-founder Boris Valkov bringing experience from building PyTorch. Noxtua, formerly known as Xayn, has raised $92 million in a Series B round for its sovereign AI platform tailored for the German legal system. The funding, led by C.H. Beck, will support the development of Beck-Noxtua, an AI product for legal research, analysis, and document drafting. The platform will be hosted on Northern Data's cloud infrastructure, with additional investments from CMS and Dentons, and access to C.H. Beck's 55 million document legal database. Healthee has raised $50 million to redefine the future of health benefits, focusing on AI-driven solutions. Ascertain has secured $10 million to scale its agentic AI platform, while Adaptive has announced a $7 million seed round to enable non-coders to build custom apps with AI. Terra Security has raised $8 million to redefine penetration testing with agentic AI, aiming to simulate hacker behavior at scale. Arcana Labs has secured $5.5 million for its AI-based content production software, targeting the film and production industry, with funding led by SEMCAP AI and involvement from Hollywood filmmakers. Neurolabs, a London-based deeptech startup, has raised $7.8 million in a Series A round led by Nauta Capital, with participation from LAUNCHub, Lunar Ventures, and Techstart, to expand its Image Recognition as a Service (IRaaS) platform for retail. The company uses computer vision and synthetic data to improve in-store operations for CPG brands.