The Portland Business Journal is reporting that Portland startup Hydrolix has raised $20 million in its Series A round, bringing its total funding to $33 million.
Read MorePortland startup Hydrolix raises $20M
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Corvallis-based Agility Robotics raises $150 million Series B
It’s a well-known fact that Oregon State University punches above its weight when it comes to intellectual property and patents. That being said, translating academic research and development into startups can often be a challenging transition. But when it works, it works. Like it has for Agility Robotics which just raised $150 million.
Read MoreHitting pay dirt: Portland startup The Dyrt raises $11 million in an effort to double in size
With all of the funding announcements bouncing around, it’s always nice to hear how the startups plan to use the capital they’re raising. Like Portland startup The Dyrt, which plans to use an $11 million capital infusion to double the employee base of the company by adding 30 new roles.
Read MorePortland startup Gabbi raises $1 million for AI that assists with early cancer risks
We’re seeing more and more startups leveraging the assumed potential of Artificial Intelligence for truly practical — and potentially life saving — applications. Which is very much inline with Portland startup Gabbi, a startup that uses a unique combination of assessments and AI to help with the early detection of potential health issues.
Read MoreNo longer a gem in the rough: Opal hits their stride and raises $8 million
I’ve been following the Opal crew for quite some time. It’s been an interesting journey to say the least. With any number of hurdles. And any number of changes. But they’ve continued pushing and persevering. And while I’m not touting funding as much as I used to, this seems like one of those times where it’s warranted. Opal just raised $8 million in a round led by Madrona. Read More
How do you raise a million dollars in Portland in this economy? These folks will tell you, this Tuesday
When it comes to running a startup in Portland, one of the most common misconceptions has to be the “it’s impossible to raise money in Portland” one. Now, it’s not easy. But it’s not impossible.
How do I know? Well, because people have been raising money. Even in this economy. And on Tuesday, Starveups is going to let some of those money raising folks share their stories. What’s more, they’d like you to come hear them. Read More