RapidSOS closed a $30 million Series B funding round to expand its advanced emergency technology platform. The funding was led by Playground Global, with participation from Highland Capital Partners, M12 (Microsoft's Venture Fund), Two Sigma Ventures, Forte Ventures, The Westly Group, and CSAA IG. Notable
Mission-centered technology company K4Connect, which creates solutions for older adults and individuals living with disabilities, secured a $12 million Series B round of funding led by AXA Venture Partners, the venture fund backed by the world's second largest financial services company. Intel's strategic investment organization
Innovative healthcare payments technology company AxiaMed raised $12.4 million in funding. Health Enterprise Partners led the round with participation by existing investor Nashville Capital Network. According to the company, since its inception in 2015, AxiaMed has experienced triple-digit annual growth driven by the increase in patient
Groundspeed Analytics, an insurance technology company specializing in artificial intelligence and data science solutions, closed a $30 million Series B funding round led by Oak HC/FT. Founded in 2016, Groundspeed focuses on solving the $800 billion global commercial property and casualty insurance industry’s toughest data
Mesosphere, a hybrid cloud platform company, closed a Series D funding round of $125 million co-led by funds and accounts advised by T. Rowe Price Associates, Inc. and Koch Disruptive Technologies, with participation from ZWC Ventures, Qatar Investment Authority, and Disruptive Technology Advisers. The round
Global payroll technology leader and services provider CloudPay raised an additional investment of $25 million in capital from Rho Ventures, Pinnacle Investment Partners, and Hercules Capital. The payroll company aims to respond to the need for centralized global payroll that can boost the performance of
Cloud-based surgery coordination technology company Casetabs secured a total of $6 million in Series A financing to scale its surgery coordination application. The round was led by Nueterra Capital, a leading healthcare VC firm specializing in surgical care technology and services, and Evolution Financial Group,
Global sports technology company PlaySight Interactive increased its Series C financing round to $21 million, welcoming new investors SoftBank Ventures Korea, a SoftBank Group early stage venture capital arm based in Seoul, and CE Ventures from Hong Kong. Selected in both 2017 and 2018 by Fast
Pivotal Software, Inc., launched its initial public offering of 37 million shares of Class A common stock at between $14 and $16 per share, allowing the company to raise up to $592 million. The company’s investors included Dell, Ford, GE, Microsoft, and VMware. Part of Dell
Wizeline, a Silicon Valley-based outsourced product development and technology company, today announced that the company has closed a $43 million Series B funding round, led by the Apax Digital Fund, a growth equity fund advised by the global private equity advisory firm Apax Partners. Wizeline builds