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5. Liqid, $5.7 million, May 20
Investors: Kingston Technology, Phison Electronics Corporation, ABR Capital Management, and additional investments aggregated by DH Capital.
Bio: Liqid is redefining how resources are used and managed within the data center by offering its customers an innovative solution to keep pace with the rapidly-changing IT landscape in real-time.
News: There really isn’t much out there on Liqid, which is still in stealth.
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4. Digabit, $9 million, May 7
Investors: QuestMark Partners, Flywheel Ventures and High Country Ventures.
Bio: The company offers the Documoto Interactive Web Application. Original equipment manufacturers and asset intensive companies rely on Documoto to consolidate and access their technical documentation.
News: Digabit is speeding up product development and increasing the size of their sales and marketing teams.
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3. Kapost, $10.25 million, May 13
Investors: Access Venture Partners, High Country Venture, Iron Gate Capital, Cue Ball Capital, Lead Edge Capital, and Salesforce Ventures.
Bio: Kapost provides software to B2B marketers to help manage editorial content (blogs, videos, eBooks, white papers, webinars, events, etc.), publishing the content to multiple channels, and analyze what content is working.
News: Kapost is expanding its team by 20 people this year, and is consolidating that team into a new office on Pearl Street.
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2. Sphero, $11 million, May 27
Investors: Foundry Group, Shea Ventures, and Mercato Partners.
Bio: Sphero is focused on bringing a new concept of fun through robotics and phone-controlled open devices. Their first product, Sphero, uses Orbotix’s API to create the first robotic ball gaming device controlled by your smartphone.
News: The BB-8, the newest ball-like droid featured in Star Wars VII: The Force Awakens was designed by Sphero.
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1. Welltok, $21.34 million, May 27
Investors: “Welltok’s SEC filing is associated with the organization’s recent acquisition of Predilytics," Jeff Margolis, chairman and CEO of Welltok said. "Welltok is a private company and, therefore, any financial aspects of this deal will be kept confidential.”
Bio: Welltok enables health insurers and other population health managers to guide and incentivize consumers to optimize their health.
News: Welltok recently acquired a computer-learning firm to help them build out better health analytics.
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