UncommonX, a Chicago, IL-based SaaS-powered cybersecurity managed detection and response (MDR) provider, raised an additional $9.5 million in funding to complete a $36 million Series A financing round. Backers included individual investors including current UncommonX Chairman Chris Galvin. The company intends to use the funds to launch its new Labs …
BHub, a Brazil-based company that provides “back-office-as-a-service” for startups & SMEs, announced that it raised $20 million Series A, just two months after closing a $4.4 million round of funding. This round was led by Monashees and Valor Capital Group, followed by QED Investors, Picus Capital, and ClocktowerVC. The company …
Enquire AI (FKA GlobalWonks) a Washington, D.C.-based AI-powered platform leveraging global subject-matter expertise in real-time, raised $5.5 million in Series A funding. The round was led by Uzabase, with participation from Teneo Ventures, Blu Ventures, among prominent industry angel investors. The funds will be deployed toward team expansion, marketing, and …
Cube RM, a Zurich, Switzerland-based AI tender management platform helping enterprises discover, bid for, and win tenders globally, raised $8 million in Series A funding. The round was led by Runa Capital, with the participation of the existing investor Marathon Venture Capital. The company intends to use the funds to …
Samotics, a Leiden, Netherlands-based leading provider of real-time actionable insights to eliminate industrial energy waste and unplanned downtime, completed a €14.5 million Series A funding round. The round was led by 83North, a global venture capital firm with a proven track record in building category leaders across multiple domains including …
Tava Health, a Lehi-based healthcare startup, announced it raised $10 million in a Series A investment. The round was led by Rose Park Advisors, based in Boston, with participation from Peterson Partners, which invested in the company's seed round. Other Series A investors include Toba Capital from Newport Beach, Contrary …
Inrupt, a Boston, Massachusetts-based user data platform, raised $30 million in its Series A financing round, giving Worldwide Web inventor Tim Berners-Lee and technologist John Bruce fresh capital for global expansion. The round was led by Forte Ventures, while existing investors including Akamai Technologies and Glasswing Ventures contributed, as did …
