● QpiAI raises $32 million (INR 279 cr) in Series A round led by Avataar Ventures and National Quantum mission of Department ...

Counterpart Ventures was conceived over fried chicken and “therapy” sessions. If that’s an exaggeration, it’s only a slight one: As Patrick Eggen and Joe Saijo—previously of Qualcomm ...

LambdaTest, a leading cloud-based unified testing platform, has raised USD 38 million in a funding round led by Avataar Ventures, with participation from Qualcomm Ventures, bringing its total ...

Context unveils the world’s first AI-native office suite powered by its proprietary Context Engine, directly addressing the estimated 2.5 trillion ...

Context, a startup building an AI-powered office suite, announced that it raised $11 million in a seed round led by Lux Capital with participation from Qualcomm Ventures and General Catalyst.

Qualcomm QCOM -1.02% agreed to buy U.K.-listed semiconductor company Alphawave IP Group AWE -0.17% for about $2.4 billion as it seeks to boost its portfolio of technology used for artificial ...

Qualcomm has launched new versions of the Snapdragon G Series processor to deliver next-level performance for handheld gaming. The next generation of the Snapdragon G Series includes Snapdragon G3 ...

Avataar Ventures led the investment with participation from Qualcomm Ventures. The cash infusion follows a $45 million raise in 2022.

Prior to this round, the company had raised around $93 million, per Crunchbase data. Valor Equity Partners, Alumni Ventures, Battery Ventures, Samsung NEXT, and Qualcomm Ventures are among its ...

Qualcomm Ventures, acting through Qualcomm Ventures LLC or its affiliated entities, has been making strategic investments in technology companies that have the potential to dramatically transform ...

Other investors in the Series C round include Silicon Valley heavyweight Andreessen Horowitz and Seattle’s Madrona Venture Group, along with Ten Eleven Ventures, Qualcomm Ventures, Pavilion ...

Counterpart Ventures was conceived over fried chicken and “therapy” sessions. If that’s an exaggeration, it’s only a slight one: As Patrick Eggen and Joe Saijo—previously of Qualcomm ...