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Exein raises $270M to develop AI-powered cybersecurity for connected devices

Italian cybersecurity start-up Exein closed a $270 million funding round at a $1.7 billion valuation, according to Financial Times and Tech.eu.

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Italian cybersecurity start-up Exein closed a $270 million funding round at a $1.7 billion valuation, according to Financial Times and Tech.eu. The Rome-based company is building a foundation model to protect internet-connected devices—from robots to lightbulbs—against AI-driven attacks. Tech.eu notes the valuation makes Exein Europe's most valuable cybersecurity scaleup.

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Both outlets report the same funding amount and valuation. Tech.eu emphasizes Exein's ranking among European cybersecurity firms; Financial Times focuses on the breadth of devices the model will protect. No material disagreement on facts.

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