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TLDR: Cleantech startup EVOLOH raised $20 million to advance low-cost clean hydrogen production. The company’s Nautilus platform uses liquid alkaline technology to minimize costs and technical risks. Cleantech startup EVOLOH recently secured

TLDR: Female founders are often unfairly targeted and judged more harshly than their male counterparts. Snigdha Sur, CEO of The Juggernaut, was the subject of a recent takedown article in Business Insider,

TLDR: Observe, a software startup, raised $115 million in funding led by Sutter Hill Ventures and Snowflake. The total amount raised by Observe now stands at $210 million. Observe, a startup that

TLDR: Evari, a developer of heat pump turbocompressors, raised $7.5M in funding. The round was led by Clean Energy Ventures and will be used to grow the team and scale-up manufacturing capabilities.

TLDR: Amazon is investing $2.75 billion in AI startup Anthropic, its largest venture investment yet. Anthropic’s generative AI technology competes with companies like OpenAI and Google in the artificial intelligence race. Amazon

TLDR: HSBC launches Venture Debt offering in Singapore and invests $1 billion in the ASEAN Growth Fund to scale up digital platform businesses in the region. The Venture Debt offering aims to

TLDR: Key Points: WASE, a UK-based startup, secured over €9.9 million in funding to scale their waste-to-energy technology. The funding round was led by Extantia Capital and included participation from Hitachi Ventures,

TLDR: – Suzuki Global Ventures, Suzuki’s Corporate Venture Capital Fund, has invested in Soracom, a global provider of advanced connectivity for IoT. – The investment aims to explore collaboration on IoT technologies

Article Summary TLDR: The 2023 Venture Capital Report provides analysis on the US venture capital market. Key topics include large financing rounds, noncompetes, defense tech startups, and deal terms. The 2024 Venture

TLDR: HSBC has launched a $1 billion Asean Growth Fund to support digital platforms in the region. They are also offering $150 million of venture debt to early-stage companies in Singapore. HSBC