Happy Friday!This week, our  team tracked more than 70 tech funding deals worth about 1 billion euros, along with a handful of M&A transactions, rumors, and related news stories across Europe, including Russia, Israel, and Turkey. As always, we are putting all of them together for you in a handy list sent in our Friday afternoon roundup newsletter (note: the full list is for DzԱ).

Recently, we also started publishing , a daily roundup of deals and news stories that caught our attention. Keeping you updated on all things EU tech is our priority!

Today we give you an overview of the 10 biggest European tech news items for the past week ( to get this roundup in your inbox every Monday morning):

1) Polish e-commerce group went public; its shares shot up more than 60 percent on its trading debut, giving the company  in Europe’s biggest IPO so far this year.

2) Norwegian user-generated gamified e-learning startup !—which has clocked 1.3 billion “participating players” since launching in 2013—has  in a private placement.

3)ܳ𳾲dzܰ- , which claims to be Europe’s first and largest edtech VC, has announced , bringing assets under management to above $112 million.

4) The European Union aims to  to help build up a homegrown cloud computing sector that could rival foreign corporations such as , and . There were 25 EU countries that signed a joint declaration on Thursday pledging public money to power up the cloud sector and establishing the “European Alliance on Industrial Data and Cloud,” a partnership geared toward facilitating such projects.

5), the U.K. tech company focused on commercial electric vehicles, has  from funds managed by .

6) Israel’s artificial intelligence-based machine monitoring solution provider announced  led by , and with the participation of , , , and .

7) U.S. tech giants are facing the threat of  after France and the Netherlands jointly issued a call for the bloc’s competition authorities to take pre-emptive measures as they prepare sweeping legislation to curb the companies’ market power.

8) France will  this year after international talks failed to agree on a global levy, its finance minister said this week, risking a trade war.

9) German business transformation software maker . The terms of the deal were not disclosed, but co-founder and CEO said the deal was over $100 million.

10) More than 1,000 U.K. startups have , according to new research released this week by and .

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