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HotelTonight, Slack stakeholder Accel stays on top with $2.5B fund

sudshr47 March 14, 2019

Sources confirm Accel has nabbed $2.5 billion — its largest pool of capital yet — for three new funds.

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Going long on LA, India, AI, and tech infrastructure March Capital raises $300 million

sudshr47 January 24, 2019

March Capital Partners, the Los Angeles-based venture capital firm, has raised $300 million for its latest fund. It’s another indicator that the Los Angeles technology ecosystem is coming of age, but also a sign that March’s core investment strategies — to invest in companies applying artificial intelligence to business use cases and investing in the […]

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Startups Weekly: Squad’s screen-shares and Slack’s swastika

sudshr47 January 19, 2019 Startups

We’re three weeks into January. We’ve recovered from our CES hangover and, hopefully, from the CES flu. We’ve started writing the correct year, 2019, not 2018. Venture capitalists have gone full steam ahead with fundraising efforts, several startups have closed multi-hundred million dollar rounds, a virtual influencer raised equity funding and yet, all anyone wants to talk […]

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5 unicorns that will probably go public in 2019 (besides Uber and Lyft)

sudshr47 December 23, 2018 Startups

Five unicorn IPOs we can expect to witness in the year ahead that no one’s talking about.

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AWS launches Security Hub to help customers manage security & compliance

sudshr47 November 28, 2018

AWS unveiled a new security product today at AWS re:Invent, the company’s annual conference for cloud storage enthusiasts.

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Pondering an IPO, cyber security company CrowdStrike raises $200 million at over $3 billion valuation

sudshr47 June 19, 2018

CrowdStrike, the developer of a security technology that looks at changes in user behavior on networked devices and uses that information to identify potential cyber threats, has reached a $3 billion valuation on the back of a new $200 million round of funding. The company’s hosted endpoint security technology has seen tremendous adoption worldwide and […]

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Scaling startups are setting up secondary hubs in these cities

sudshr47 June 2, 2018 Startups

America’s mayors have spent the past nine months tripping over each other to curry favor with Amazon.com in its high-profile search for a second headquarters. More quietly, however, a similar story has been playing out in startup-land.