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Gong, Exabeam & LeoLabs raises Funds | Twitter Blue, now in Australia and Canada | Blackstone acquires IDG | Google unveils 30 Startups for its Black Founders Fund
Gong, the revenue intelligence leader, leveraging artificial intelligence to transform revenue teams, has raised $250 million in Series E funding. The round was led by Franklin Templeton, bringing Gong's total funding to $584 million.
LeoLabs raises $65M Series B, for its satellite monitoring and collision detection service. The round was jointly led by Insight Partners, and Velvet Sea Ventures. This latest round brings the company’s total funding to more than $100 million. With the recent funds, the company is looking to expand the number of radar sites around the world, and scale its software-as-a-service business.
Twitter launches its new subscription service, Twitter Blue, in Australia, and Canada. The paid-for extra service will add features such as an undo tweet button, bookmarks, and a reader mode. The limited launch is designed to gain a deeper understanding of what customers are looking for. The company also said the free-to-use version of the platform would also remain. It will cost $3.49 Canadian, and $4.49 Australian per month.
Google selects 30 start ups, to receive a share of its $2 million Black Founders Fund in Europe. Google provides these companies with a spot of cash, some valuable cloud services and a bit of good old-fashioned networking among the Google crew. The fund was announced last fall, as part of a company-wide effort toward building a more equitable future for everyone, alongside grants and new sponsorships. Each company will receive up to $100,000, in non-dilutive funding, and up to $120,000 in Ads grants, and $100,000 in Cloud credits.
Blackstone acquires tech publisher IDG for $1.3B, as private equity strikes again. With IDG, Blackstone gets tech analyst firm, IDC along with a collection of tech publications that includes CIO, Computerworld, InfoWorld, Macworld, Network World, PC World, and Tech Hive. The company has also been making some additions to the platform more recently, with a stronger focus on data and analytics.
Exabeam, a late-stage startup that helps organizations detect advanced cybersecurity threats, has landed a new $200 million funding round, that values the company at $2.4 billion. The Series F growth round was led by the Owl Rock division of Blue Owl Capital. Exabeam, which has now raised $390 million in six rounds of outside funding, says it expects to use the new money to fuel scale, innovate, and extend the company’s leadership. The company adds that it has made significant investments in its partner program over the last 12 months, which now includes more than 400 reseller, distributor, systems integrator, MSSP, MDR, and consulting partners globally.
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By PeopleAtomGong, the revenue intelligence leader, leveraging artificial intelligence to transform revenue teams, has raised $250 million in Series E funding. The round was led by Franklin Templeton, bringing Gong's total funding to $584 million.
LeoLabs raises $65M Series B, for its satellite monitoring and collision detection service. The round was jointly led by Insight Partners, and Velvet Sea Ventures. This latest round brings the company’s total funding to more than $100 million. With the recent funds, the company is looking to expand the number of radar sites around the world, and scale its software-as-a-service business.
Twitter launches its new subscription service, Twitter Blue, in Australia, and Canada. The paid-for extra service will add features such as an undo tweet button, bookmarks, and a reader mode. The limited launch is designed to gain a deeper understanding of what customers are looking for. The company also said the free-to-use version of the platform would also remain. It will cost $3.49 Canadian, and $4.49 Australian per month.
Google selects 30 start ups, to receive a share of its $2 million Black Founders Fund in Europe. Google provides these companies with a spot of cash, some valuable cloud services and a bit of good old-fashioned networking among the Google crew. The fund was announced last fall, as part of a company-wide effort toward building a more equitable future for everyone, alongside grants and new sponsorships. Each company will receive up to $100,000, in non-dilutive funding, and up to $120,000 in Ads grants, and $100,000 in Cloud credits.
Blackstone acquires tech publisher IDG for $1.3B, as private equity strikes again. With IDG, Blackstone gets tech analyst firm, IDC along with a collection of tech publications that includes CIO, Computerworld, InfoWorld, Macworld, Network World, PC World, and Tech Hive. The company has also been making some additions to the platform more recently, with a stronger focus on data and analytics.
Exabeam, a late-stage startup that helps organizations detect advanced cybersecurity threats, has landed a new $200 million funding round, that values the company at $2.4 billion. The Series F growth round was led by the Owl Rock division of Blue Owl Capital. Exabeam, which has now raised $390 million in six rounds of outside funding, says it expects to use the new money to fuel scale, innovate, and extend the company’s leadership. The company adds that it has made significant investments in its partner program over the last 12 months, which now includes more than 400 reseller, distributor, systems integrator, MSSP, MDR, and consulting partners globally.