Silicon Valley Weekly Funding Brief: 12 Startups Raise More Than $229 Million in Total
Summary
This article rounds up a week of Silicon Valley startup financing activity. It says 12 startups raised more than $229 million in total, with another 12 mergers and acquisitions announced. The software-relevant deals include Zoom’s $100 million D round, Aviatrix’s $15 million B round, Split’s $8 million A round, and Eloquent Labs’ seed funding. It also lists several software and software-adjacent acquisitions, including Oracle’s purchase of Apiary and ServiceNow’s acquisition of DxContinuum.
Funding
Amount
$10.0M
Total raised
Date
January 23, 2017
Announcement date
Investors
Fig, DigiLens, Continental, Dolby Laboratories, Sequoia Capital, Spark Capital LLC, Regal Funds Management, Zoom App Marketplace Competition, Shell Foundation, Alchemist Accelerator, Norfund, panasonikkuinfome-shonshisu co., ltd., Greycroft, New York Angels, Sony Corporation of America, Nautilus Venture Partners, CRV, Alsop Louie Partners, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, Foxconn, Split.io, Thiel Capital, Kholsa Ventures
Lead investors
Company
credible.com
Funded company
Classifications
industries
HealthTech
applications
Business Intelligence
AskAI Classifications
Labels
Cloud Networking
Cloud Security
Software
Linked Companies
Aviatrix, Inc.
$50M to $100M
Nuna Inc.
$10M to $25M
DigiLens Inc.
$10M to $25M
FLYR, Inc.
$50M to $100M
