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Yesterday, Xyte announced a $30 million round of investment, which includes $20 million in Series A funding led by Intel Capital, with participation from Samsung Next and existing investors S Capital and Mindset Ventures, as well as $10 million in venture lending from funds and accounts managed by BlackRock. Check out my exclusive interview with Xyte CEO Omer Brookstein just hours after the investment. Here’s what he had to say and how it will benefit AV manufacturers and AV integrators alike.
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Yesterday, Xyte announced a $30 million round of investment, which includes $20 million in Series A funding led by Intel Capital, with participation from Samsung Next and existing investors S Capital and Mindset Ventures, as well as $10 million in venture lending from funds and accounts managed by BlackRock. Check out my exclusive interview with Xyte CEO Omer Brookstein just hours after the investment. Here’s what he had to say and how it will benefit AV manufacturers and AV integrators alike.
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