Point72 Ventures led a series C round for Bloomberg Beta-backed Shield AI, which will use the cash to expand its drone software product.
Month: February 2021
WuXi Diagnostics works out $150m series B
Strategic partner Thermo Fisher Scientific was among the participants in a series B round for the diagnostics technology producer.
Xylowatt runs out of steam
John Cockerill and Air Liquide-backed Xylowatt has declared bankruptcy after failing to build a market for its biomass energy technology.
2150 hits $158m first close for fund
Novo supported the first close of 2150’s debut fund, which was anchored by NREP, the property developer that also incubated the venture firm.
Borrowell bags $25m
IA Financial Group, Equitable Bank and National Bank of Canada all took part in the latest round for the financial education platform provider.
Oray forages for $40m
Tencent was among the investors in the remote network software provider’s latest round, which came seven months after an eight-figure dollar round.
Weimob and V-Capital launch data intelligence fund
The corporate investors have secured $77.3m for a venture capital fund which will back data intelligence technology developers.
Nanit snaps up $25m
GV has joined various returning investors to back the parenting technology provider’s series C round, which lifted its total funding to $75m.
Origin Wireless sources $14m
Verizon’s corporate venturing arm and Alarm.co helped Origin secure funding that will fund commercialisation of its the motion-sensing technology.
VirtAI invites investors to series A-plus round
The AI accelerator technology developer raised an eight-figure dollar amount in a round led by a China Mobile-backed investment vehicle.
Vedantu inhales Instasolv
Academic answer provider Instasolv has agreed to be acquired by Vedantu eight months after receiving $2m in funding from the latter.
Rising Stars Q&A – Radhika Malik, Samsung Catalyst Fund
Q&A with Radhika Malik, senior investment manager, Samsung Catalyst Fund
Things are bubbling away for many startups but even more so for the big, listed, tech companies
The K-shaped covid economy, where some companies and individuals do well even if the majority struggle, is shown in a number of ways.
Lucid Motors reveals reverse merger details
Mitsui-backed Lucid will be valued at $11.8bn once the deal closes, as it prepares to commercially launch its all-electric luxury sedan.