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The company is an unusual VC in the ecosystem as it seeks out European and Israeli firms at the earliest - and usually riskiest - stages

Aquant is an enterprise AI platform that uses machine learning to learn the enterprise's unique language and maximize equipment uptime. Founded by Assaf Melochna and Shahar Chen in 2016, Aquant is backed by investors that include Angular Ventures, Gil Dibner, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Silvertech Ventures, and World Trade Ventures (WTV) and is headquartered in New York.

Aquant, the leading Service Intelligence Platform that gives service leaders, reps and teams the most vital information they need for every...

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The AI-powered platform helps businesses make data-driven decisions, address talent shortages, and more

Aquant will grow its engineering, client services and go-to-market teams, adding positions in the US, Europe and Israel.

Using deep service expertise and specialized Natural Language Processing (NLP), Aquant understands all service data.

Fixing workplace misconduct reporting is a mission that's snagged London-based Vault Platform backing from Google's AI focused fund, Gradient Ventures, which is the lead investor in an $8.2 million Series A that's being announced today. Other investors joining the round are Illuminate Financial, along with existing investors including Kindred Capital and Angular Ventures. In an interview with TechCrunch, co-founder and CEO Neta Meidav said that as well as being wholly on board w...

Michael Rapoport | Apr 29, 2021 Venture capital investors are used to dealing with plenty of risk and uncertainty—so how have they fared amid the risks and uncertainties caused by the COVID-19 pandemic? Not that badly, actually. That’s what Harvard’s Paul Gompers, University of British Columbia’s Will Gornall, Chicago Booth’s Steve Kaplan, and Stanford’s Ilya A. Strebulaev find in a survey of more than 1,000 venture capitalists. COVID-19 hit VCs along ...

Levity is a ‘no-code’ AI tool to let anyone create workflow automations Levity, which has been operating in stealth (until now), is the latest no-code company to throw its wares into the ring, having picked up $1.7 million in pre-seed funding led by Gil Dibner’s Angular Ventures. The Berlin-based startup wants to bring AI-powered workflow automation to anyone, letting knowledge workers automate tedious, repetitive and manual parts of their job without the need to learn how to code. Suitab...