Early stage venture capital firm focusing on technology investments.
The London-based artificial intelligence start-up has raised additional capital to extend product features and grow its specialist teams.
"At the heart of Re:infer is a powerful idea, and it’s been a pleasure helping the team bring it to fruition,"
Addition led the Series A round to support product development, hiring and global expansion.
"Thanks to an industry-leading team, decades of combined experience and a best-in-class product offering, PQShield has quickly emerged as a front runner and true authority in post-quantum cryptography for hardware and software, a field with enormous market potential. PQShield is already helping to define the future of information security, and we are excited to support their ongoing growth."
The round was led by Eight Roads with participation from Maersk Growth, Local Globe and Crane.
"At 7bridges, we are uniquely positioned to help businesses enhance, and future-proof, their supply chains in ways that are more sustainable, resilient, cost-effective and efficient. By harnessing our artificial intelligence to make coherent rapid and adaptive decisions across channels, product categories, geographies and service providers we’re able to transform multiple elements of the supply chain, from planning to execution, inbound and outbound logistics, inventory optimisation to customer experience."
Crane led the seed round with backing from Earlybird Digital East, Seedcamp, and multiple angel investors.
"It is well understood that user permission requirements get more complex as enterprise clients get bigger, and serve users in different roles, with a complex number of permission exceptions. To save companies from building this from scratch, Cerbos’ open-source approach radically simplifies user and role permissions by abstracting away the complexity. At Crane, we’ve been blown away by how much value their early users are already getting from the system."
Paladin Capital led the Series A round with backing from Mubadala Capital and existing investors.
"The way software testing is currently being done is not fit for purpose"
