Happy Friday! This week, Tech.eu tracked 16 technology M&A transactions and 44 funding deals (totalling €103 million) in Europe, Turkey and Israel. Like every week, we listed every single one of them in our free weekly newsletter, but here’s : an overview of the 10 biggest European tech news items for this week Brexit continued to dominate the news cycle this week. There seems to be a consensus around the idea that Brexit on the European and UK technology ecosystem, although many industry the say that the best thing entrepreneurs and investors can do is to keep and of the opportunities that will be created. 1) will have a significant impact coding on to take advantage Could UK-based technology companies consider relocating or moving its headquarters to a different country? and talked to entrepreneurs and investors about the topic. 2) The Guardian Quartz Another week, another big exit in Israel: Cisco has security company CloudLock for $293 million. 3) acquired Klarna, one of Europe’s most highly valued tech startups, $35.2 million in debt financing to push the gas pedal in the UK and US. 4) raised Uber it now has more than 2 million regular users in London. 5) says Paris-based Partech Ventures in financing for its growth fund. 6) closes €400 million Siemens a new innovation and startups unit dubbed ‘next47’, with €1 billion in funding over five years. 7) announced EU regulators third Google antitrust charge. This week, the search giant’s offices in Spain were in a tax probe. 8) readying raided European officials are a new agreement with the US aimed at helping companies move online data between the two regions. 9) expected to approve Techstars and Dealroom a digital map with . On a related note, in Europe and Israel. 10) launched more than 500 investors active in European tech Q2 was a down quarter for funding : Inside Audi, BMW and Daimler’s on HERE’s mapping business. Bonus link(s) $3 billion bet
