Jason Matthews

3 weeks ago | techfundingnews.com | Jason Matthews

Anduril’s funding has surged. The US-based autonomous defence tech company announced a $2.5B raise at a new $30.5B valuation. This latest Series G round, disclosed on Thursday, more than doubles the company’s previous valuation of $14B. TFN reported this back in August when it secured $1.5B. The fresh capital marks a milestone in Anduril’s ongoing effort. They aim to reshape how modern military systems are built and deployed using autonomous defence and AI-powered technologies.

3 weeks ago | techfundingnews.com | Jason Matthews

Paradromics has achieved a significant breakthrough in brain-computer interface (BCI) technology, marking a pivotal moment for neurotechnology and the future of communication for people with severe motor impairments. On May 14, at the University of Michigan, the Texas-based startup completed the first successful human implantation of its Connexus BCI, signalling its entry into clinical-stage operations and intensifying the race among neurotech innovators.

3 weeks ago | techfundingnews.com | Jason Matthews

Chime’s IPO plans are now in the spotlight. The US neo bank, last valued privately at $25 billion, is setting a new price target that reflects the shifting fintech landscape. The San Francisco-based company announced on Monday that it will price its shares between $24 and $26, implying a market capitalization of up to $11.2 billion. At the midpoint, Chime expects to raise about $800 million from the listing.

1 month ago | techfundingnews.com | Jason Matthews

AI infrastructure funding is ramping up as demand for powerful compute soars. TensorWave is among the latest to capitalise. The Las Vegas-based startup has secured £100M in Series A financing – a notable sum in a sector where some competitors have raised even larger rounds, but few have matched TensorWave’s capital efficiency. This funding will fuel the deployment of its AMD Instinct MI325X GPU-powered training clusters and support rapid operational scaling.

1 month ago | techfundingnews.com | Jason Matthews

An AI sales intelligence platform built for European businesses has raised a €2.1M Seed round to fuel expansion across the continent and beyond. Kickscale, founded in Austria, aims to become the go-to alternative for small and medium-sized enterprises looking for a data-secure, multilingual, and locally aware solution to optimise their sales performance. The €2.1M Seed round was led by aws Gründungsfonds, with altitude, Calm/Storm Ventures, and Carinthian Venture Fund participation.