– aPriori Technologies, the leading provider of digital manufacturing software featuring design for manufacturability (DFM) and cost (DTC) solutions, announces that the company has recently completed a Series D investment round of $30 million.
– The digital transformation happening in manufacturing is driving significant demand for aPriori Cost Insight solutions that provide automated early design and production guidance through digital manufacturing insights critical across the product development and production lifecycle. BIS Research has estimated the market for DFM/DTC solutions at $5 billion.

– Julia Computing from San Francisco has completed a $24M Series A fundraising round.
– Dorilton Ventures, with participation from Menlo Ventures, General Catalyst and HighSage Ventures, led the round.
– The company provides scalable enterprise computing solutions through its JuliaHub platform.

– NeoPhore is a Cambridge, UK-based small molecule neoantigen immuno-oncology company.
– Series B funding round closed.
– The round was led by Claris Ventures with participation from 2Invest, 3B Future Health Fund and Astellas Venture Management alongside founding investor the CRT Pioneer Fund.
– The new investment will be used to advance the company’s drug discovery pipeline.

– Labster secured $60m in Series C funding.
– The round was led by new investor Andreessen Horowitz, joined by existing investors GGV Capital, Owl Ventures, Balderton Capital, David Helgason, founder of Unity Technologies, Northzone, Swisscom Ventures, and EduCapital.
– The round brings Labster’s total capital raised to $100m.
– Labster is the award-winning producer of virtual laboratory simulations.
– The latest round of capital will enable Labster to focus on growing the size of its global team to serve students around the world.
– Currently in 70+ countries, Labster has already put together an ambitious roadmap for expansion, and is now hiring across all major teams such as engineering, product, sales and customer success.