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Netrounds, a Swedish provider of software-based active testing, monitoring and automated troubleshooting solutions for communications service providers and global enterprises, has secured an undisclosed amount of Series A funding. The investors included Swisscom Ventures.
Paris-based HighLife SAS, a medtech company, has raised 32 million euros in Series B funding. U.S. Venture Partners and Andera Partners led the round.
San Francisco-based Birdies, a footwear brand, has secured $8 million in Series A funding. Norwest Venture Partners led the round.
Austin and Denver-based ScaleFactor, an intelligent finance and automated accounting platform, has raised $30 million in Series B funding. Bessemer Venture Partners led the round with participation from other investors that included Canaan, Broadhaven Ventures and Firebrand Ventures.
Paladina Health has acquired Indianapolis-based Activate Healthcare, an healthcare provider for employers and unions for preventive and primary medical care. No financial terms were disclosed. Paladina Health is backed by New Enterprise Associates, Oak HC/FT, Alta Partners and Greenspring Associates.
Coinbase, a cryptocurrency exchange has acquired Blockspring, an API data management firm, the latter announced on its site in a blog post. No financial terms were disclosed. Coinbase's backers include Tiger Global Management, Y Combinator Continuity, Wellington Management, Andreessen Horowitz and Polychain.
Alluxio, a developer of a software system that unifies data at memory speed, has raised $8.5 million in Series B funding. Seven Seas Partners led the round with participation from return backer Andreessen Horowitz.
Portland, Oregon-based Orchestra Software, an enterprise resource planning software provider for the regulated craft beverage industry, has secured $14 million in funding. The investor was Radian Capital.
Palo Alto, California and India-based RecVue, a B2B monetization platform, has raised $5 million in financing. Cota Capital and EPIC Ventures led the round with participation from Long Light Capital.
Louisville, Colorado-based Bolder Surgical, a provider of surgical instruments, has secured $27 million in financing. River Cities Capital Funds led the round with participation from other backers that included Westwood Management and Providence Ventures.