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Quick Answer
Ent secured $100M in seed funding led by Decibel for workspace security, while AttoTude raised $52M for AI infrastructure.
Quick Take
Rejoni and Traysar also raised $25M each in medtech and defense tech, respectively.
Key Points
- Ent's funding round included investors like Sequoia and In-Q-Tel.
- AttoTude's Series C funding was led by The Westly Group.
- Rejoni focuses on uterine health and raised $25M from multiple investors.
- Traysar specializes in subterranean defense tech and secured $25M in seed funding.
Source Excerpt
• **Ent**, an SF-based workspace security startup, raised $100m in seed funding. **Decibel** led, joined by Sequoia, Crosspoint Capital Partners, Craft Ventures, Shield Capital, Felicis, and In-Q-Tel. Go deeper. • **AttoTude**, a Menlo Park-based connectivity scaling company for AI infrastructure, raised $52M in Series C funding. **The Westly Group** led, joined by Keysight, Allegis Capital, DNX, Sutter Hill Ventures, Mayfield, Canaan, and Wing Venture Capital.
**🚑 Rejoni,** a clinical-stage medtech focused on uterine health, raised $25m from Clavyst Bio, Amed Ventures, Ascension Ventures, Catalyst Health Ventures, Delos Capital, FemHealth Ventures, Iyengar Capital, and Sparta Group. …
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