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The continued interest in all things AI was also reflected in last week’s largest U.S. startup funding deals. After a slowdown in big rounds the week before, investors were once again dishing out nine-figure rounds — all told, seven companies raised $100 million or more apiece. Some of the largest rounds went to startups using AI in coding or biotech. #vc #startups https://lnkd.in/gERBEB26
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Unlabeled funding rounds are in decline. And that's a good thing. Unlabeled rounds often increase during transitional periods in market conditions, when startups require capital but haven't yet achieved the necessary milestones for their next funding round. While the number of these unlabeled rounds is still significant, it is clearly declining from its peak. This trend suggests a return to more traditional and transparent funding patterns, where both investors and startups are aligning expectations more closely. Read more about these funding trends and how you can use investment capital to make sure you meet the milestones investors expect. https://lnkd.in/ewdKZNPn #MedTech #Innovation #VentureCapital #AI #MedicalDevice #Startups
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