Andreessen Horowitz tops the list of big-named investors that dominated funding in U.S.-based startups in May.
Health, Wellness & Biotech
The North Carolina-based startup plays at a unique intersection of healthcare/biotech, AI and 3D technology.
May was a big month to raise, well, really big. Four rounds hit $1 billion or more and companies needed to raise at least $200 million to make this...
Last week鈥檚 slowdown continued, as big rounds were hard to come by this week. One big AI round likely helped boost dollar figures 鈥� and interest 鈥�...
May's interesting rounds included everything from added support for cancer survivors to leveraging your car for credit. Let鈥檚 take a look.
Addiction-focused virtual care startups have pulled in hundreds of millions for business models largely based on building offerings scalable enough...
Although it was a slow(er) week, we saw a $1 billion round go to yet another AI startup, and biotech and blockchain also saw some big deals.
This year is shaping up as the first we鈥檝e seen in which biotech and healthcare startups receive a majority of U.S. Series A commitments.
Rounds of $100 million or more 鈥� or megadeals 鈥� have exploded this year, as U.S.-based startups have collected 115 such rounds through mid-May, per...
Two rounds hit a quarter-of-a-billion dollars or more and there were eight rounds of $100 million or more.
This month has brought big AI rounds and valuation jumps back to the forefront and shown that investors are still willing to say yes to a deal no...
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