– Spectricity, a Mechelen, Belgium-based provider of hyperspectral sensing solutions for mobile and consumer devices, raised €14m in ($16M US) Series B funding.
– Backers included AtlanticBridge, CapricornFusion China Fund, and Shanghai Semiconductor Equipment and Material Fund (SSMEF) as well as imec.xpand and XTRION.
– The company will be using the funds to further accelerate the development and mass production of its hyperspectral sensors and imagers for high-volume, low-cost applications from wearables to smartphones and IoT devices.

– AttackIQ announced a $44m Series C funding round led by Atlantic Bridge.
– The company announced that Kevin Dillon, Co-Founder and Managing Partner at Atlantic Bridge, has also joined the AttackIQ Board of Directors.
– The new funding comes at a dynamic time for the company, which has recently accelerated its international expansion efforts throughout Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA), as well as the Asia Pacific and Japan (APJ) regions.
– AttackIQ is deeply committed to giving back to the global cybersecurity community.
– With more than 17,300 registered students to date in 176 countries, AttackIQ Academy provides free entry-level and advanced cybersecurity training and hands-on cyberrange labs, so CISOs can keep their teams knowledgeable on the latest cybersecurity attack methods and defense strategies.

– Manna, a Dublin, Ireland-based food delivery startup which uses drones, raised $25M in Series A funding.
– The round was led by Draper Esprit.
– Team Europe, DST Global and existing investors Dynamo Ventures, Atlantic Bridge and Elkstone also participated in the round.
– The company intends to use the funds to expand operations and its business reach, continue to scale its fleet of drones and to begin supporting critical medical deliveries.

– Arturo, an AI-powered platform that derives property insights and predictive analytics from aerial and satellite imagery, raised $25m in a Series B funding round led by Atlantic Bridge Capital, with participation from RPS Ventures and existing investors Crosslink Capital and IAG Firemark Ventures – the venture capital fund for IAG, Australia’s largest general insurer.
– With the capital in hand, Arturo plans to expand its technical team to refine its industry-leading technology, which extracts valuable property data from the latest satellite, stratospheric, aerial and ground-level imagery, as well as unique proprietary data sources, in as little as five seconds.

– Striim announced $50m Series C funding led by Goldman Sachs Growth Equity.
– Summit Partners, Atlantic Bridge Ventures, Dell Ventures and Bosch Ventures are also participating in the round.
– Striim is led by Founder & CEO, Ali Kutay.
– Striim provides an enterprise-grade streaming data integration solution for moving data in real-time to the cloud.
– Striim’s technology collects data from on-premises or cloud enterprise databases leveraging non-intrusive, change data capture technology.
– Striim boasts a strong customer base in the Financial Services, Retail, Healthcare, Logistics, Telecom and Manufacturing markets in addition to a strategic partnership network with leading cloud database providers including Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure.
– Striim is based in Palo Alto, CA.