Qwarry raises two million euros

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Qwarry raises two million euros

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The Norman start-up Qwarry, specialized in semantic targeting, has raised two million euros from the funds Normandie Participations, West Web Valley, Apicap and Crédit Agricole Innove en Normandie.

Founded by Julie Walther and Geoffrey Berthon, the startup has developed a contextual advertising solution based on what is read at a given time by Internet users, rather than on personal data. A way to mitigate The disappearance of third party cookies, gradually buried by advertisers. Qwarry plans to recruit 30 people by the end of the year.Read the full article on Strategies.

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