Venture capital (VC) funding into smart grid technology companies came in at $405 million in 63 deals in 2013, compared to $434 million in 40
VC Funding in Healthcare IT Sector Reaches New Heights with $2.2 Billion in 2013
Venture capital (VC) funding in the Healthcare IT sector almost doubled in 2013, totaling $2.2 billion in 571 deals compared to $1.2 billion in 163
Slight Surge in VC Funding for Smart Grid with $65 Million in Q3 2013
Smart grid venture capital (VC) funding in Q3 2013 totaled $65 million in 12 deals compared to $50 million in 10 deals in Q2 2013.
Funding Continues to Rise in Yet Another Record Quarter for Healthcare IT
Venture capital (VC) funding in the sector continued to rise in yet another record quarter with $737 million raised in 151 deals. The dollar amount
Solar Sector Sees Strong VC, Project Funding in Q3 2013
Global venture capital (VC) funding in Q3 2013 totaled $207 million*, up slightly from the $189 million raised in Q2 2013. VC funding was distributed
VC Funding for Smart Grid Remains Lackluster in Q2 2013 with $50 Million
Smart grid venture capital (VC) funding in Q2 2013, totaled $50 million in ten deals. Except for one quarter, Q3 2012, VC funding has been
Surge in VC Funding Shows Healthcare IT Is On Track to Exceed $2 Billion in 2013
Venture capital (VC) funding in the sector continued its rapid growth in another record quarter with $623 million raised. There were 168 funding deals this
VC Funds for Smart Grid Remain Flat in Q1 2013 with $62 Million
Smart grid venture capital (VC) funding in Q1 2013, totaled $62 million in nine deals. The quarter’s funding was nearly identical to the first quarter
Torrid Pace Continues for Healthcare IT Funding in Q1 2013
Venture capital (VC) funding in the HIT sector continued to gain momentum in another record quarter with $493 million raised. There were 104 funding deals
After Slow Start, VC Funding for Smart Grid Totals $434 Million in 2012
After a slow start, venture capital (VC) funding in the smart grid sector came in at $434 million in 40 deals, compared to $377 million