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Cambridge GaN Devices Cambridge University spinout Cambridge GaN Devices has raised a $9.5 million Series A round.  Founded in 2016, CGD is creating more efficient power systems using gallium nitride instead of silicon. The funding was led by Parkwalk Advisors, IQ Capital, and BGF.  Cambridge University spinout Cambridge GaN Devices has raised a $9.5 million Series A round.  CGD, founded in 2016, says it is creating more efficient power systems using gallium nit...

Share this article Share this article With the support of financial and institutional partners, Boreal Ventures will have an initial investment capital of $26 million. MONTREAL, Feb. 17, 2021 /CNW Telbec/ - Quebec welcomes a new player in its innovative ecosystem with the launch of Boreal Ventures, the first venture capital fund dedicated to high-tech ("deep tech") companies in Quebec. Created in partnership with Centech, a Montreal-based incubator specializing in technology, this fund will su...

Kuberans House Gurukul will mentor 100 startups to be pitch-ready for Indias top investors 0 claps Share on When the world came to a standstill due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Sanjeev K Kumar (CEO and Co-founder), Ram Gowda (MD and Co-founder)and Ranjith Royal (Co-founder) got together to create an entity that could help the country turn its ‘Make in India’ mantra a reality and, thus launched Kuberans House. Kuberans House is a first and one-of-its-kind platform for entrepreneurs in India to...

Number of B2B tech start-ups that raised funds hit 2-year low in 2020 February 12, 2021 × The number of business-to-business (B2B) tech start-ups that raised funding in India has been on a decline for the last two years. As per data from Tracxn — a firm that tracks investments and financials of private companies and start-ups — the number of B2B tech firms that garnered funding fell from 668 in 2018 to 619 in 2019. The count dipped further to 538 firms in 2020. Start-ups that have been f...

Exclusive presentations from pioneering deep tech, ESG real estate, impact investing and cybersecurity ventures will be made to qualifying family offices and private investors at the 8th virtual Campden Wealth Funds & Direct Investments Event on 25 February. Each of the four fund managers present for 15 minutes then answer questions from participants. Presentations will be sent to all family offices and investors who participate with full contact details and manager information. Contact inform...

SiGMA website is now available in Thai as 8th language launches The addition of Thai to the SiGMA.world website will be followed by Korean and Japanese in the next few weeks The Thai language will now be an official language on the SiGMA.world website, the company has announced. The language is the 8th new language for the website following the recent launch of Hindi last week and is part of a strategy to offer content in 10 key languages. Users can now find all content, including...

By Jeff Deist Paraphrasing the late Murray Rothbard, the "two party" system in America during the twentieth century worked something like this: Democrats engineered the Great Leaps Forward, and Republicans consolidated the gains. Wilson, Roosevelt, and Johnson were the transformative presidents; Eisenhower, Nixon, and Reagan offered only rhetoric and weak tea compromises. In politics, being for something always beats being against something, and Republicans were never much against expanding f...

This woman entrepreneur’s deeptech startup aims to enable digital transformation of factories using AI/ML EmbedSense Solutions, founded by Shubha and Venkatesh Prasanna, manufactures innovative industrial-grade wireless IIOT sensors and offers value-added software solutions to manufacturing plants. 0 claps Share on After spending more than a decade in the corporate sector in companies like Accenture and Intel in both India and abroad, Shubha Prasanna craved the adrenaline rush, which she fel...

Paraphrasing the late Murray Rothbard, the “two party” system in America during the twentieth century worked something like this: Democrats engineered the Great Leaps Forward, and Republicans consolidated the gains. Wilson, Roosevelt, and Johnson were the transformative presidents; Eisenhower, Nixon, and Reagan offered only rhetoric and weak tea compromises. In politics, being for something always beats being against something, and Republicans were never much against expanding feder...

The Water Tower, the new water innovation hub in Gwinnett County, Georgia, partners with International Tech Innovation Leader, GoHub, to develop and...