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November 2019 Startup Funding

 Sixteen startups attracted funding rounds of nine figures in November.
Published on December 5th,  2019 by Jeff Dorsch

Optima Design Launches, Focuses On Functional Safety

 Startup offers fault analysis tools to meet automotive ASIL-D safety standards.
Published on October 29th,  2019 by Ann Steffora Mutschler

Over $7 Billion Raised In Mega-Rounds By 27 Firms

 September was spectacular for startups, as 27 tech companies raised $100 million or more, taking in a total of $7.1 billion during the month.
Published on October 2nd,  2019 by Jeff Dorsch

August 2019 Startup Funding Report

 18 firms received more than $100 million.
Published on September 9th,  2019 by Jeff Dorsch

July’19 Startup Funding

 Twenty-one startups raised mega-rounds.
Published on August 7th,  2019 by Jeff Dorsch

PurpleAir: IoT Sensor Soars To 13,000 feet

 Air pollution sensors find IoT niche.
Published on August 1st,  2019 by Susan Rambo

June’19 Startup Funding

 Fifteen startups raised mega-rounds in June.
Published on July 11th,  2019 by Jeff Dorsch

Aspinity’s Analog Neural Net Wake-Up Call

 Startup’s analog neural network chip and ‘analyze-first’ architecture may lower power use and data congestion in always-on voice systems.
Published on June 26th,  2019 by Susan Rambo

AiMotive Is EDA For Self-Driving Cars

 Staying alive in the automated vehicle biz.
Published on June 17th,  2019 by Susan Rambo

May’19 Startup Funding: Mega-Funding Rounds Continue

 Startups revel in investments of billions of dollars.
Published on June 5th,  2019 by Jeff Dorsch

April’19 Startup Funding: Corporate Gushers

 Money pours into startups with more big investments on the way.
Published on May 2nd,  2019 by Jeff Dorsch

Uhnder: Digital Radar Chips

 Startup developed a single-chip solution that will dramatically decrease the cost and increase the performance of radar systems in cars.
Published on April 29th,  2019 by Ed Sperling

March’19 Startup Funding: Money Springs Forth

 The SoftBank Vision Fund figures in some of the biggest rounds in the month.
Published on April 4th,  2019 by Jeff Dorsch

Rogue Valley Microdevices: MEMS Foundry

 Oregon-based specialty fab takes different approach.
Published on March 13th,  2019 by Ed Sperling

February ’19 Startup Funding: Big Cash Keeps Rolling In

 A month with a trio of billion-dollar rounds.
Published on March 7th,  2019 by Jeff Dorsch

January ’19 Startup Funding: $100M+ Rounds Abound

 Billion-dollar funding rounds become more common.
Published on January 30th,  2019 by Jeff Dorsch

December ’18 Startup Funding: Big Rounds As 2018 Ends

 Mobility pulls in half of the $100M-plus funding rounds.
Published on January 3rd,  2019 by Jeff Dorsch

Kumu Networks: Full Duplex on One Channel

 Well-funded startup offers self-interference cancellation tech for single-frequency transmit and receive.
Published on January 3rd,  2019 by Jeff Dorsch

A New Approach to Metrology

 Startup has a new leading-edge technology in metrology based on differential Hall effect microscopy.
Published on December 14th,  2018 by Jeff Dorsch

November ’18 Startup Funding: Big Deals Dominate

 Nine-figure funding rounds were common in November.
Published on December 7th,  2018 by Jeff Dorsch


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