The funding round was led by nChain and Cambridge Innovation Capital.
"Businesses have realised that advanced analytics and rapid innovation is the key to building competitive advantage in a data-driven world, so where billion row queries that took hours were once acceptable, the market now demands trillions of rows and speed-of-thought results. Aside from performance and scale, database technology needs to be built with the future of the connected world in mind – providing flexibility and cost predictability, even as the demands for big data continues to grow."
The seed round was led by Mercia with participation from angel investor Owen McFarlane.
"I have a big passion for renewable and clean energy, and having grown up experiencing regular blackouts through the collective peak time usage of energy, I wanted to do something about it. I wanted to create a cleaner way of using energy for everyone, which is also more affordable, and build a community to be able to achieve that,"
The funding round was backed by prominent family offices and angel investors including Lord Jacob Rothschild and Reuben Brothers Capital.
"We are delighted to have closed our series A funding round with support from such prominent names in the investment world. The home buying process has had little impact from technology and innovation, which has transformed our experiences in other areas of our life from shopping to food ordering. While home buying is naturally a more complex process, it can still be dramatically improved and optimised. Our e-Homebuying platform will make homebuying a simpler and more streamlined process for all parties involved, saving money and time."
The financing round was led by At One Ventures, Airbus Ventures, Future Positive Capital, and Lowercarbon Capital to fund global expansion.
"By now, we have all recognized the urgency of climate change and the impact of global land degradation—from frequent flooding, costly wildfires, deforestation and the loss of biodiversity devastating ecosystems across the world. We need hands across all industries to fight back if we are going to make a dent on climate change and it starts with restoring our degraded ecosystems and lands,"
CMS Ventures has backed the Cambridge clinical analytics start-up in its latest funding round.
"This investment will allow us to grow our team and capitalise on recent partnerships in industry to analyse upcoming clinical trial data in a number of respiratory diseases. Crucially, it will allow us to launch the next iteration of our platform to deeper integrate with large data sets. We are really excited that CMS Ventures has decided to join us on the journey as we scale the company. By unlocking the data from an individual patient journey, we will be able to help many others with the same diseases."
