2022年10月25日

補上從舊金山科技行業的最新發展。照片:快速導航/ Twitter灣區上周沒有看到缺乏創新,與一個9位數一輪融資和新聯合項目,包括收購。從食品科技醫療,看看這些西海岸公司一直在努力。快速導航了100美元。係列D資金雲定位科技公司是由SK公司和Potentum夥伴。汽車迅速發展定位解決方案、移動和工業計算機控製的應用程序。公司權力幾家大型汽車和商用車輛與全球網絡服務美國艦隊、歐洲、日本、韓國和澳大利亞。(全球通訊社)冷靜擴大發行。以提供睡眠和冥想的工具,正念平台推出一個新產品的市場定位是心理健康。平靜的心理健康計劃將發布工具和藥物跟蹤新應用2023年第一季度。 [Fast Company] SF Tech Quote of the Week “Consolidation is hindering the trust and loyalty built between trading partners over many decades, as it forces decisions to a more abstract, corporate level. We help to restore that trust, and we help ensure the vibrancy of the supply chain by helping trading partners work better together … from ensuring that everything that is due to each partner is paid and collected.” — Andrew Butt, co-founder and CEO of Enable Enable secured $94M . Bringing rebate management into the modern age, Enable serves businesses with an automated solution built to help foster trust along their supply chains. Enable pulled in a Series C funding round led by Insight Partners to add new items to its product suite and expand its team across people, customer success, revenue and more. This latest round brings Enable’s total funding to $156 million. [Built In SF] Cardless launched a new card alongside Simon . Credit card company Cardless and real estate invetment trust Simon joined forces to launch the Simon American Express Credit Card from Cardless. Once the card launches, members will receive up to 3 percent back on eligible purchases at Simon destinations and up to 1.5 percent back on all other purchases. [PR Newswire] GrubMarket acquired Rainfield Marketing Group . The food tech company is building out its portfolio with the addition of Rainfeld, a Vernon-based food distribution company known for Asian produce items. The deal will allow Rainfield to leverage GrubMarket’s tech, including its WholesaleWare software suite and its Orders IO product. [Built In SF] In other VC funding news: Healthtech company Prenuvo secured a $70 million Series A round to open five new clinics over the next year. RisingWave Labs pulled in $36 million in Series A funding for its cloud-native, open-source streaming database that aims to democratize stream processing. Backed by Tiger Global and Bow Capital, Ambi Robotics is deploying its solution that makes warehouse picking more efficient. The $32 million funding round will fuel hiring and product portfolio expansion. San Francisco startup guides