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Parsers VC - Weekly Funding / Startup / VC news of January 14, 2025
Venture Capital News. Funding rounds, statistics Week of January 7 - January 13: United States (31 - $5.11B), United Kingdom (4 - $55M), India (9 - $231M), Ireland (6 - $329M), Sweden (4 - $138M)
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1. The Future of Computing: AMD and Acer Lead the Charge at CES 2025 (Cited in 21 tech media)
The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2025 has become a battleground for tech giants. This year, AMD and Acer are at the forefront, unveiling innovations that promise to reshape the landscape of computing. With a focus on AI and performance, these companies are not just launching products; they are igniting a revolution.
AMD kicked off the event with a bang. The company introduced its Ryzen 9 9950X3D, touted as the "world’s best processor for gamers and creators." This chip is a powerhouse, boasting 16 Zen 5 CPU cores and a max boost frequency of 5.7 GHz. It’s designed to handle the most demanding tasks, from gaming to content creation. Imagine a race car engine revving up; that’s the kind of power AMD is delivering.
2. The AI Revolution in Healthcare Finance: Navigating the Future of Revenue Cycle Management (Cited in 15 tech media)
As we step into 2025, the healthcare landscape is undergoing a seismic shift. The catalyst? Artificial intelligence (AI). This technology is not just a buzzword; it’s the lifeblood of modern revenue cycle management (RCM). The stakes are high. For healthcare providers, the difference between financial success and struggle hinges on their ability to adapt to this new reality.
Imagine a battlefield where hospitals and health systems are the soldiers. They are armed with AI tools, ready to combat the complexities of payer systems. Currently, about 46% of these organizations have integrated AI into their RCM operations. This is not merely a trend; it’s a necessity. The healthcare sector is at a crossroads, where matching the sophistication of payers is crucial for survival.
3. Jeito Capital's Bold Moves in Biopharma: A Strategic Investment Landscape (Cited in 14 tech media)
In the world of biopharma, where innovation is the lifeblood, Jeito Capital is making waves. This Paris-based private equity fund is not just dipping its toes; it’s diving deep into the ocean of clinical-stage biotech. With a recent investment totaling over €264 million in two promising companies, Aviceda Therapeutics and XyloCor Therapeutics, Jeito is positioning itself as a key player in global healthcare investment.
Jeito Capital's portfolio now stands at a robust €534 million. The fund’s focus is clear: patient-centric solutions and groundbreaking medical innovations. It’s not just about numbers; it’s about transforming lives. Jeito’s latest investments exemplify this mission, showcasing its commitment to high-impact therapeutic areas.
4. JSAUX and Wonder: Innovating the Tech Landscape at CES 2025 (Cited in 14 tech media)
The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2025 is a showcase of innovation. Two brands stand out: JSAUX and Wonder. Each brings a unique vision to the tech world. JSAUX, a titan in gaming accessories, is making waves with its FlipGo portable monitor. Meanwhile, Wonder, a newcomer, is introducing nature-focused technology with its Petal camera. Together, they illustrate the diverse directions technology can take.
JSAUX is not just a name; it’s a phenomenon. Founded in 2016, the brand has grown rapidly. It serves over 20 million customers across 100 countries. Its success story is a testament to innovation and quality. JSAUX fills gaps in the gaming accessory market. Think of it as a bridge connecting gamers to their devices. The company offers a comprehensive ecosystem. Docking stations, cases, and power cables are just the tip of the iceberg.
5. Innovaccer's $275M Funding: A Leap into AI-Driven Healthcare (Cited in 13 tech media)
In the bustling world of healthcare technology, Innovaccer Inc. has made waves. The San Francisco-based company recently secured $275 million in a Series F funding round. This substantial investment is a clear signal of confidence from major players in the industry. With this capital, Innovaccer aims to expand its artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities and enhance its cloud offerings.
The funding round attracted a diverse group of investors, including B Capital Group, Banner Health, Danaher Ventures, Generation Investment Management, Kaiser Permanente, and M12. This coalition of financial powerhouses reflects a growing trend: the merging of healthcare and technology.
6. A $20 Billion Bet on Data: Emirati Investment in America (Cited in 11 tech media)
In a bold move, Emirati billionaire Hussain Sajwani has pledged a staggering $20 billion to build data centers across the United States. This announcement, made at Mar-a-Lago, signals a significant investment in America’s digital infrastructure. President-elect Donald Trump heralded this venture as a leap toward technological advancement and economic growth.
Sajwani, the founder of DAMAC Properties, is no stranger to the Trump brand. His company built the Trump International Golf Club in Dubai, a testament to their long-standing relationship. This new investment could deepen those ties, as Sajwani aims to tap into the booming data center market. The planned facilities will span states like Arizona, Illinois, and Texas, among others.
7. Smart Locks and Outdoor TVs: Innovations Shaping Home Security and Entertainment at CES 2025 (Cited in 11 tech media)
The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2025 in Las Vegas is a showcase of innovation. This year, two standout categories are smart locks and outdoor televisions. Both promise to redefine how we secure our homes and enjoy entertainment outdoors.
ULTRALOQ is making waves with its smart locks. The company unveiled two models: the Bolt Mission UWB + NFC and the Bolt Fingerprint Matter. These locks are not just about security; they are about convenience and integration. The Bolt Mission is the world’s first smart lock to use ultra-wideband (UWB) technology. Imagine a lock that knows you’re approaching before you even reach the door. It unlocks automatically, thanks to its spatial awareness. This is not just a lock; it’s a guardian that anticipates your needs.
8. The Phishing Surge: A Wake-Up Call for Cybersecurity (Cited in 10 tech media)
In the digital age, the internet is a double-edged sword. It offers convenience but also invites danger. A recent report from Netskope reveals a staggering 190% increase in phishing clicks in 2024. This surge is a clarion call for businesses to rethink their cybersecurity strategies.
Phishing is no longer just a nuisance; it’s a full-blown crisis. In 2024, more than eight out of every 1,000 users clicked on a phishing link each month. Just a year prior, that number was fewer than three. The increase is alarming. It highlights a growing vulnerability among users, especially in corporate environments.
Last week's funding rounds
104 funding rounds, +285% from last week.
Number of funding rounds in the last quarter - January 13, 2024 by Parsers VC
Total raised $8.16 billion, +142% since last week
Total raised $, bln - January 13, 2024 by Parsers VC
Funding rounds in United States
A2 Biotherapeutics, Inc. Raises $80M Series C Round
Abstract Raises $4.8M Seed Round
ADVANCED IONICS Raises $6.7M
Air Raises $35M Series B Round
Anthropic Raises $2B at $60B Valuation
Apollo Global Management Inc. Raises $9.5B
Dataships Raises $7M Series A Round
DDN Storage Raises $300M from The Blackstone Group
Ema – Your Best Friend in Femalehood Raises $3M
Evergreen Nephrology Raises $130M
Francis Medical Raises $80M Series C Round
Frontier Direct Care Raises $20M Series B Round
Geneoscopy Raises $105M Series C Round
Gridware Raises $26.4M Series A Round
Hippocratic AI Raises $141M
Inari Raises $144M
IndyGo Raises $150M Grant Round
Innovaccer Raises $275M Series F Round
Jones Raises $15M Series B Round
Matic Raises $30M
Nichefire Raises $2.6M
Northern Light Raises $23M
Novelis Inc. Raises $750M
Onkos Surgical Raises $35M
OnPay Raises $100M
Origis Energy Raises $415M
Parsyl Raises $20M
RheumaGen Raises $15M Series A Round
RLTY Raises $20M Series A Round
Siren Care Raises $9.5M
SPORTIME Raises $144M
Zeto Raises $31M Series B Round
Funding rounds in United Kingdom
Axial3D Raises $18.2M
Oxford Cancer Analytics Raises $11M Series A Round
PrettyDamnQuick Raises $25M Series A Round
RoboK Raises $1.23M
Funding rounds in India
Avendus Raises $465.8K
GrayQuest Education Finance Raises $9.32M Series B Round
hBits – Real Estate Ownership Platform Raises $4.66M Series A Round
Mintoak Raises $8.27M
Motilal Oswal Raises $203.77M
Pratilipi Raises $1.2M from Alteria Capital
Spintly Raises $407.5K Seed Round
thePack Raises $125K
Zoplar Raises $3.4M Series A Round
Funding rounds in Ireland
Advise Raises $1.6M
Deciphex Raises $31.97M Series C Round from Molten Ventures
Druid Software Raises $20M from J2 Ventures
Fire1 Raises $120M
NomuPay Raises $37M
XOCEAN Raises $118.54M
Funding rounds in Sweden
AnaCardio Raises $19M
Inhalation Sciences Sweden AB Raises $19K
Mölnlycke Raises $8M
Qvantum Energi AB Raises $111.69M
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