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Redis Labs lands $60 mln Series EMountain View, California-based Redis Labs, a database provider, has raised $60 million in Series E financing. Francisco Partners led the round with participation from Goldman Sachs Private Capital Investing, Bain Capital Ventures, Viola Ventures and Dell Technologies Capital. In conjunction with the funding, Francisco Partners' Chief Investment Officer David Golob will join the Redis Labs board of directors while Operating Partner Eran Gorev will join as a board observer.
- Pliops nabs $30 mln Series B
Israel and San Jose, California-based Pliops, a provider of cloud storage solutions, has secured $30 million in Series B funding. SoftBank Ventures Asia led the round with participation from investors that included Intel Capital, State of Mind Ventures, Viola Ventures, Western Digital Capital and Xilinx Inc.
- Verbit procures $23 mln Series A
Verbit, a provider of transcription and captioning solutions, has secured $23 million in Series A funding. Viola Ventures led the round with participation from Vertex Ventures, HV Ventures, Oryzn Capital, Vintage Venture Partners and Clal-Tech.
- Viola reports raising $106.7 mln for fintech venture fund
Viola reported that its Viola FinTech initiative has raised $106.7 million for a venture-capital fund, according to a filling with the SEC.
- UK business finance company MarketInvoice nabs Series B funding
UK-based MarketInvoice, a business finance company, has secured 26 million pounds in Series B funding. Barclays and Santander InnoVentures led the round.
- Magenta Venture Partners targets $100 mln for maiden fund
Magenta Venture Partners is seeking to raise $100 million for its new fund. The fund will focus on early-stage investments in Israeli tech startups.
- VC-backed Reduxio adds Yamin to board
Palo Alto, California and Tel Aviv-based Reduxio, a hybrid storage company, has named Danny Yamin to its board of directors. Yamin was recently Microsoft's vice president, enterprise business, Greater China. Reduxio is backed by C5 Capital Cloud Partners, Jerusalem Venture Partners, Viola Ventures, Intel Capital and Seagate Technology PLC.