Planet-positive venture capital firm At One Ventures closed on its Fund I, aimed at injecting $150 million into startups that are innovating in the technical hardware space and specializing in environmentally positive technology.
The Bay Area firm was started in 2019 by GoogleX co-founder T...News Archives | Page 225 of 1014 | CREtech
The math is pretty basic. How many satellites are going to go up over the next decade? How many solar panels will they need? And how many are being manufactured that fit the bill? Turns out the answers are: a lot, a hell of a lot and not nearly enough. That’s where Regher Solar aims to make its mark, by bringing the cost of space-quality solar panels...
AiDash, a company using satellite imagery and AI to monitor infrastructure, today announced that it raised $27 million in series B funding led by G2 Venture Partners, with BGV, National Grid Partners, and additional strategic investors participating. The proceeds bring the company’s
The technology deploys hundreds of lightweight, driverless, zero emission electric pods to collect passengers from anywhere in a city using ground-level tracks or existing road networks.
Jesse Carrillo examines how Hines is digitizing internal and external operations, and what kind of payoff he’s seen as a result.
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The New York real estate industry’s powerful lobby group is joining forces with the dominant player in commercial real estate tech to create a new platform for residential brokers to market their listings.
The platform is called Citysnap and will be available next year, the Real Estate Board of New York announced Wednesday.
SwiftConnect, a software platform provider which enables flexible work by connecting the right people to the right space at the right time today announced $9 million in funding. The round was co-led by Navitas Capital and JLL Spark Global Ventures, the strategic investment arm of commercial real ...
InvestNext, a Detroit-based real estate investment technology company, has closed a $4.3 million seed round.
The funding round was led by Hyde Park Venture Partners in Chicago and joined by Detroit Venture Partners, Whitecap Venture Partners, Grand Ventures, and ID Ventures.
Palo Alto, California-based Plume closed a $300 million round of funding led by SoftBank Vision Fund 2—pushing the company’s valuation to $2.6 billion.