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This is a weekly feature that reduces the top 10 announcement round of the week in the US checkout last week's biggest funding rounds.
It was a busy period for the mega -sized funding round last week, with the largest financing of $ 10 million in the largest financing of $ 10 million. The top top -up AI data platform data was financed by $ billion for data BRICS and quantum computing startup cescantum. Overall, we saw the strong interest of investors in AI, healthcare, space tech and fantasy.
1. (Tied) Data BRICS, $ 1B, AI Data Platform: Data Berks said it had raised $ 1 billion in series funding, which participated in Anderson Horwootz, insight partners, MGX, promoting capital and WCM Investment management. In financing, the Billion for San Francisco's company has been fixed at more than 100 billion, which states that it has crossed the income rate of $ 4 billion and is increasing by more than 50 % annually over the year.
1. (Tied) Psiquantum, B 1B, quantum computing: Paulo Alto, California -based Cescantum, which is hoping to build “the world's first commercial, error tolerant quantum computers”, announced that it received $ 1 billion in series e -funding. Blackrock, Timasic and Bailey Gford led the round, which paid $ 7 billion for the company.
3. Cognition, M 400m, AI: AI coding startup cognition locked Money 400 million dollars after $ 10.2 billion. The founders' fund led the 2 -year -old, financing for a company based in San Francisco.
4. Health effort, M 300m, kidney care: Denver -based Strike Health, which provided care for kidney disease patients, closed at $ 300 million in the Series de Equati Fund, headed by the new enterprise associates. The struggle also increased the financing of $ 250 million loans led by Herculus Capital.
5. Odyssey therapeutic, 3 213m, biofarma: Odyssey Therapatic, a biofarmastical startup that focuses on autoimmune and inflammatory diseases, selected 313 million in series D Fund from a long list of new and existing investors. Boston -based Odyssey filed a public outpost in January but withdrew the planned offer in June.
6. (Tied) Anxiety, M 200m, Genai: Geni Startup's anxiety allegedly gained $ 200 million in $ 20 billion. To date, San Francisco -based trouble has collected $ 1.5 billion in funding, according to Crunchbase data.
6. (Tied) Taurus, M 200m, Modular Power Plants: Utah -based Taurus, which provides modular power plants for utility, data centers and other consumers, announced $ 200 million investment through magnet capital. The company is also preparing to open 540,000 square feet manufacturing campuses, Gigan in Salt Lake City.
6. (Tied) Top, M 200m, Space Tech: Los Angeles -based Apex, a satellite product manufacturer, funded $ 200 million in the series D Fund, led by Interlagos Capital. The alleged round Apex costs $ 1 billion.
9. Harbor Health, M 130 million, health care and insurance: Primary care services and coverage providers, Harbor Health, selected $ 130 million in funding in collaboration with General Catalist, 8VC 1 and upside down partners. To date, a 4 -year -old, Austin, a Texas company has deposited more than $ 255 million in a known fund.
10. Speedchain, 1 111m, Fantric: Atlanta -based speeders, who provide spending management tools for credit card providers and businesses, received $ 111 million in equity and debt financing. Community Investment Management extended the loan financing, while GTM Fund, Village Global, TTV Capital, K5 Global, Tandem Ventures and Refugee Bank provided equity.
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We tracked the biggest announcement rounds in the cranchbase database that the US -based companies raised for September 6-12. Although the database is mostly represented by the declared round, it may have a little time as some rounds are reported at the weekend.
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