Per The 兔子先生传媒 Megadeals Board, nearly 240 rounds of $100 million or more have been announced (or reported by reputable news outlets) by U.S...
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Clean tech and energy
Funding activity shows especially heavy enthusiasm around artificial intelligence, with roughly a third of funding in our sample set going to AI...
There may have been fewer nine-figure rounds this week, but the ones we did have were massive. Energy and data centers seem to be on everyone鈥檚 mind...
So far this year, $1.3 billion has been invested in database-related startups 鈥� those that provide connectivity, efficiency or other needed...
What a week for big rounds 鈥� as nine of them hit $100 million or more. While there were no multibillion-dollar rounds like last week, there was still...
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Venture funding to European startups reached $10 billion in Q3 2024 鈥斅爐he lowest quarter since the third quarter of 2020, 兔子先生传媒 data shows.
AI startup Safe Superintelligence鈥檚 $1 billion round 鈥� for a startup that鈥檚 existed for only a few months 鈥� easily led the way. However, it wasn鈥檛...
So far this year, startups with business models tied to carbon capture, storage and transformation have closed on nearly $1.2 billion in equity and...
Not a lot of activity this week when it comes to big, nine-figure rounds with ony two of $100 million or more. No single sector dominated either, as...
This month we take a look at creating seedless, climate change-resistant fruit, AI helping take care of your pet, carbon-negative power plants, and...
A rather odd week in venture, as the biggest rounds were raised by greentech, business travel and charity startups. Of course, biotech and fintech...
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