Europe’s AI startups seek bigger checks and quicker deals in the U.S.; Brandon Abreu Smith secures $500,000 for Structured AI.

European AI startups are increasingly eyeing the lucrative U.S. investment landscape, where funding opportunities are more abundant and accessible.
Brandon Abreu Smith, founder of Structured AI, landed in San Francisco and quickly secured $500,000 in pre-seed funding, a feat he had struggled to achieve in London.
As Europe’s AI founders point to the rapid pace and considerable costs associated with the U.S. startup industry, they aim to capitalize on a more dynamic environment for growth.
This shift reflects a broader trend where innovation and funding converge quicker in the U.S., reinforcing its status as a prime destination for tech entrepreneurs.

Europe's AI startups, seeking bigger investments and quicker outcomes, are turning to the U.S. market. Brandon Abreu Smith, in a swift move after relocating to San Francisco, secured $500,000 in pre-seed funding for his company, Structured AI, enhancing his growth prospects in a competitive landscape.