Vacations are over, everyone’s back in school, football’s here and we are in the full swing of fall. That means some pretty fascinating rounds may have escaped your eye — but don’t worry, we’re here to recap.
Media & entertainment tech
Data automation startup Klaviyo successfully delivered the second big venture-backed IPO of the week.
Media measurement startup VideoAmp raised a $150 million Series G led by Vista Credit Partners.
Scores of venture-backed companies touting AI technologies have shuttered or seen valuations plummet in the past few quarters, particularly visible...
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Last month’s startup funding total was on par with what’s emerged as the new normal for venture capital. So far in 2023, funding has averaged just...
Inworld AI, which says it has now raised more than $100 million, sits at the intersection of AI and gaming.
So far this year, the “Big Five” most valuable U.S. tech companies — Apple, Microsoft, Google, Amazon and Nvidia — have made just five known startup...
To the extent they are making bets in media, startup investors are often wagering that artificial intelligence will play a growing role in producing...
While June certainly had its fundraising ups and downs, it ended with a flourish thanks once again to AI and a big $1 billion-plus round.
While the AI investment dollar numbers are eye-catching, so are the names of Thursday's busy investors.
Funding rounds were on the smaller side this week, with it taking only $25 million to make this list. The “June Gloom” seemed to hit VC.
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