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Cato Networks snaps up $20 mln Series ATel Aviv-based network security company Cato Networks has secured $20 million in Series A funding. Steve Krausz, a general partner at U.S. Venture Partners and Theresia Gouw, founder of Aspect Ventures, led the round.
- Kinetic Technologies buys VC-backed Akros Silicon
Kinetic Technologies has acquired Silicon Valley-based Akros Silicon, a provider of energy management ICs. No financial terms were disclosed. Akros Silicon's backers included Technology Partners, U.S. Venture Partners, Levensohn Venture Partners and SPM Capital.
- Digital marketing software company Wayin nabs $15.4 mln
Denver-based digital marketing software provider Wayin has raised $15.4 million in funding. The investors included U.S. Venture Partners and Daid Duffield, co-founder and chairman of Workday.
- Norwest leads $48 mln funding in Omada Health
San Francisco-based Omada Health announced it has raised $48 million in a Series C round of funding led by Norwest Venture Partners. Also participating in the round are strategic investors Humana Inc and Providence Health & Services, as well as existing investors U.S. Venture Partners, Rock Health and Andreessen Horowitz and new investors GE Ventures and dRx Capital.
- ReShape Medical racks up $38 mln
San Clemente, California-based ReShape Medical, a weight loss-focused medical device company, has closed $38 million in Series D funding. HealthCor Partners Management LP led the round with participation from Endeavour Vision SA, SV Life Sciences, New Leaf Venture Partners, U.S. Venture Partners and Venture Investors.
Mid-sized funds bring solid results to Hawaiian portfolio--VCJ fund performance reportFunds from MPM, Canaan, Polaris and Battery rank as top holdings in Hawaii ERS portfolio.
Fund performance: Mid-sized funds bring solid results to Hawaiian portfolioFunds from MPM, Canaan, Polaris and Battery rank as top holdings in Hawaii ERS
- Quantifind names Karnstedt its CEO
Quantifind said Wednesday that it hired David Karnstedt as CEO. Karnstedt succeeds co-founder Ari Tuchman as CEO, who will assume the position of President. Most recently, Karnstedt led Adobe’s global digital marketing efforts across search, display, video and data management platforms.
Secondaries are winners at Hawaiian pension--VCJ fund performance reportVenture rebound aside, aging bubble-era funds still find tough sledding.
- Inari Medical ropes in $12.4 mln Series B
Irvine, Californa-based medical device company Inari Medical Inc has secured $12.4 million in Series B funding. The investors included Versant Ventures and US Venture Partners.