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Plurality Raises $12 Million

Plurality Ltd., an Israeli maker of chips for for manycore processing, has raised $12 million in second-round funding from undisclosed Japanese investors. The company previously raised $8 million.

Inertia Beverage Group Raises $14 Million

Inertia Beverage Group, a Napa, Calif.-based provider of direct sales technology and services to the wine industry, has raised $14 million in new funding. PEI Funds was joined by return backers Allegis Capital and Sid R. Bass Associates. The company previously raised over $16 million, and this past summer acquired wine fulfillment company New Vine.

Field View Solutions Raises $2.75 Million

Field View Solutions, an Edison, N.J.-based provider of enterprise software for data center managers, has raised $2.75 million in Series A funding. SJF Ventures led the round, and was joined by Milestone Venture Partners and Osage Partners.

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Regado Biosciences Raises $40 Million

Regado Biosciences Inc., a Basking Ridge, N.J.-based developer of antithrombotic therapeutic aptamers with active control agents, has raised $40 million in Series D funding. Edmond de Rothschild Investment Partners led the round, and was joined by return backers Domain Associates, Quaker Bioventures, Aurora Funds and Caxton Advantage Life Sciences Fund. The company has now raised around $83 million since its 2002 inception.

RepairPal Raises $7.35 Million

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Oclaro Buys VC-Backed Xtellus

Oclaro Inc. (Nasdaq: OCLR) has acquired Xtellus Inc., a Denville, N.J.-based developer of optic components for multi-wavelength, reconfigurable optical networking systems. No financial terms were disclosed. Xtellus had raised around $16.3 million in VC funding, from Alta Berkeley Venture Partners, Israel Seed Partners and NanoDimension LP.

Zulily Raises $4.6 Million

Zulily, a private sale ecommerce startup focused on children and mothers, has raised $4.6 million in new VC funding led by Maveron LLC. Zulily was founded by former Blue Nile execs Darrell Cavens and Mark Vadon.

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