Appvance.ai, an inventor and provider of AI-driven test automation software, secured $5 million in Series B funding. The company has raised a total of $12 million to develop and deploy its AI-driven test technology across the world. Designed to help engineering teams make application testing
Jvion raised a significant growth equity investment led by growth equity firm JMI Equity. Additional investors include Health Enterprise Partners and Health Velocity Capital, two leading healthcare investment firms. Founded in 2011, Jvion developed the Cognitive Clinical Success Machine, which uses artificial intelligence to turn healthcare
San Francisco AI startup Zesty.ai secured a Series A financing round of $13 million led by Luxembourg-based private investment fund Blamar. Plug & Play Ventures and existing investors also participated in the round. Zesty.ai’s goal is to harnesses the power of artificial intelligence to help property
Artificial intelligence company Forge.AI closed a $11M Series A funding round led by Underscore VC with participation from Accomplice, Boston Seed Capital, Imagination Capital, and Project 11 Ventures. According to the company, Forge.AI is focused on helping businesses harness the information content contained in 80 percent
MondoBrain closed a $13.3 million Series A funding round led by Japia, a France-based fund owned and managed by Jean-Paul Inchauspé. Finamar, a Luc Dulayet company, strengthened the European part of the venture, and former Goldman Sachs executive Noreen Harrington took the lead of private
Gauss Surgical, an AI-driven healthcare technology company, acquired $20 million in Series C funding from Northwell Health and SoftBank Ventures Korea, the global early-stage venture capital arm of SoftBank Group. The LS Polaris Innovation Fund and seven other leading U.S. health systems also participated in
New artificial intelligence company Machinify closed $10 million in a Series A funding round led by Battery Ventures, with participation from GV and Matrix Partners. Machinify was founded in 2016 by former executives from VUDU, a digital-video company acquired by Walmart in 2010. Its AI
Travel booking app Hopper closed $100 million in a Series D financing round led by OMERS Ventures. Existing investors Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec, Accomplice, Brightspark Ventures, Investissement Québec, BDC Capital IT Venture Fund, and new investor Citi Ventures participated in the round,
Netradyne, a leader in AI technology focusing on driver and fleet safety, announced $21 million in a new Series B funding round, led by Microsoft's corporate venture arm M12. Investors also included Reliance Industries Limited (through its subsidiary RIIHL), who previously invested $16 million during
Observe.AI acquired $8 million in Series A funding led by Nexus Venture Partners with participation from MGV, Liquid 2 Ventures, Hack VC, Emergent Ventures, and Y Combinator. Observe.AI also announced its agent-first voice AI platform, which is designed to provide agents with real-time feedback on