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This newsletter took a break for July fourth, and maybe you did so, but no news. Even the biggest startup is still running after more funding. We have to help you catch up, we have the top stories from the week, as well as something from the previous one.
The most exciting startup story from the week
So far this month, we have learned that not getting through Adobe can be a good business and it is sometimes able to accept the mess. As far as fraud is concerned, we are afraid that messages are still received.
Blockbuster forward: Figma released a regulatory filing before its IPO, which experts estimate may increase $ 1.5 billion for the design company – and its financial details are impressive.
Multi Tasking: If you have lost it, in each one there is an opinion about the solery precision, the serial Moon Little Silicon Valley Startup may not be hired.
Between cheating: Klyili is shouting with his anger marketing, but the number is also following. Founder Rai Lee told Tech Crunch that his annual revenue was doubled. Lee also said that he was not worried about rivals, nor fraudsters.
Brake from Brakes: If your company is struggling to buy the right AI tools, you are not alone, and you will be interesting to know how the corporate credit card company brake has accepted the “mess”.
New stripes: The first employee of the strip, Darg Bakley, who found an increase in fantach startups, has apparently managed to get his long rumors to buy a bank. He told the Tech Crunch, but his interests are not the ones that his rivals think.
Extremely interesting VC and funding news this week
In the past two weeks, many interesting deals and new funds have been announced – and more there is more.
In the conversation: Revolute is allegedly looking for a new funding round at a cost of $ 65 billion. Space X wants to raise $ 250 million at $ 400 billion. And Love is on the way to collecting 150 million millions at a price of $ 2 billion. Meanwhile, Langchen can soon become a unicorn.
Nos: The Raven Spin of the Micromobility Startup Building E -Bikes and more, raised $ 200 million from the Greenox capital.
Concrete: Colorado -based Startup Terra CO2 is closed in 4 124 million series B to reduce the carbon footprint of concrete concrete.
AI for robot: Genius AI, a startup that aims to create a basic model to enable the robot to work, with the help of acneps and Khosla Ventures, with a $ 105 million badge round (yes, badge).
From Dubai to Spain: Hesy, a propaganda startup that smooth homes and mortgages, closed the Million 59 million series B to double the Middle East and expand Europe. It is already in Spain.
Happy accidents: After re -discovering the forgotten hydrogen tech, Tulam Energy collected 27 million Million Million to build a pilot plant in Mexico, along with a steel plant belonging to a technician group in Mexico, of which it came out.
Quantum collective: Israeli quantum start -up Cadma has just collected 26 million rounds with IBM’s participation, which shows that driving quantum needs more society efforts.
Composite: CEO UU Shebata said, “Taylor, whose system allows Omakis AI agents to securely access its enterprise resource planning platform through API, collected Million 22 million series A.” “(B) Want a system that can be formed, not a strict code.”
War experience: On the joint basis of Pipdero’s CEO and angel investor, Ragnar Sass, the Stonen VC firm Dark Star completed the first half of $ 17.5 million to invest in defense solutions in the fighting in Ukraine, which aims to help Europe re -surrender.
Alums who backed the puddle: Zeus Living, a venture firm launched by Klavir Tagger, will fully invest in the Y -Combinator companies, and Gary Tan, CEO of YC, is one of its investors.
Last but not less than
As the Sales Force snatched the cloud management firm Information Firm Information 8 billion, the AI ​​is forcing the data industry to stabilize, but there is more. “This stability is fed up with a lot of products by consumers that are not compatible with consumers,” Trend analyst Sanjeev Mohan told Tech Crunch.