Funding — Page 14

The SEC filing lists 53 investors and $15.4M in converted securities, while leaving the lead investor and valuation unnamed.

EigenQ's convertible note carries a 10% discount, warrants and asset security; half the cash depends on closing the SVAQ merger.

NanosVet has 17 investors behind an $8.6M offering, while its catalog lists one product for sale.

The SEC filing landed weeks after Mark Moore and Ian Villa put the eQ250 through its first piloted tests in Tennessee.

CRV led the round, bringing total funding to $50M, as Raindrop moves from detecting production failures to testing agent changes before release.

Stem co-founder Tim Luckow is combining distribution, publishing administration and royalty recovery, with Stripe handling the money movement.

Felicis led the Series A for the Oxford founders' digital workers, a year after Sequoia backed Magentic's $5.5M seed.

Glacian Technologies is commercializing more than a decade of Penn State research as power constraints turn cooling efficiency into compute capacity.

The September 17th Form D lists nine investors and $967,800 remaining, while leaving the valuation, backers and final security structure unnamed.

Penn State dropout Gregg Ratanaphanyarat is expanding a robotics-as-a-service fleet that Viabot says covers 25 million square feet.

Mayfield backed Hello Haven as the Rubicon Project co-founders reunited around persistent, cross-channel personal context.

[CoreWeave](https://www.coreweave.com) reported $35.1B in debt and $15.553B in liquidity as of June 30th, after $14.9B in first-half investing outlays, including $14.1B for property and equipment.

Roo Capital and Grand Ventures backed Comp AI's move from audit preparation to continuous security monitoring.

QED led the repeat round as Eli Wachs and Alex Grinman expand Percy, an auditable agent system for financial-crime investigations.

The proposed round would nearly triple Zipline's January valuation as co-founder Keller Cliffton pushes medical logistics into U.S. home delivery.

Emil Stefanutti's trade-compliance startup sold securities to six investors as Corazon Capital led the publicly announced round.

The equity financing involved 13 investors, and the Form D identifies former Tesla supply-chain planner Michael Rossiter as CEO.

Eclipse built the San Francisco lab with Frenkel, pairing operational AI agents with sensing hardware for factories, logistics and construction.

Stanford alumni Shan Reddy, Jaiden Reddy and Vivek Vajipey are launching nationwide after a 1,000-student closed beta.

The nonprofit plans Canadian compute, a Berlin office and a larger research team for Scientist AI; the payment terms remain unspecified.

A Form D reports that Tarek Alaruri's AR automation startup sold $67.6M in equity to 11 investors. Separately, Stuut announced an M12 investment and Microsoft distribution agreements.

Xora led the extension five weeks after Mayfield's $32M seed, taking Hang Ten's disclosed funding to $85M four months after founding.

Congruent led the seed, joined by Active Impact and nuclear operator Constellation, as Fluxnium tries to beat a stubborn cost curve.

ScoringFactory sold $499,950 in equity to one investor; Harlem Capital co-founders Henri Pierre-Jacques and Jarrid Tingle serve as an executive officer and director, and a director, respectively.