Series C Funding Announcements

Liquid cooling firm ZutaCore has secured $100 million in a Series C funding round. The company, which offers waterless, direct-to-chip, two-phase liquid cooling, announced the funding round this week. Investors in the round included Mitsubishi Electric, Carrier Ventures, and Samsung Electronics (via its CVC arm, Samsung Ventures), alongside additional investors.

Mach Industries, a leading defense manufacturer building advanced unmanned systems for modern defense, announced it has raised $300 million in Series C funding. The new capital will accelerate execution of existing government contracts, talent acquisition, product development, and the expansion of Forge, the company's flexible manufacturing network.

Moment, the AI operating system for investment management, has raised $78 million in a Series C funding round led by Index Ventures, with participation from Andreessen Horowitz, Avra, and other existing investors. This comes less than 10 months after Moment’s $36M Series B, which was also led by Index Ventures.

Moment, the AI operating system for investment management, has raised $78 million in a Series C funding round led by Index Ventures, with participation from Andreessen Horowitz, Avra, and other existing investors. This comes less than 10 months after Moment’s $36M Series B, which was also led by Index Ventures.

Nyobolt, a pioneer in ultra-fast, high-power energy technology, announced it has raised $60 million in funding to accelerate its development pipeline and bring its power performance solutions to autonomous machines. The round was led by Symbotic, with participation from IQ Capital, Latitude (Phoenix Court), Scania Invest, and CBMM.

Nyobolt, a pioneer in ultra-fast, high-power energy technology, announced it has raised $60 million in funding to accelerate its development pipeline and bring its power performance solutions to autonomous machines. The round was led by Symbotic, with participation from IQ Capital, Latitude (Phoenix Court), Scania Invest, and CBMM.

New York-based fintech Kashable secured $60 million in Series C funding to further develop its employee financial wellness platform.

New York-based fintech Kashable secured $60 million in Series C funding to further develop its employee financial wellness platform.

New York-based fintech Kashable secured $60 million in Series C funding to further develop its employee financial wellness platform.

New York-based fintech Kashable secured $60 million in Series C funding to further develop its employee financial wellness platform.