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New York-based healthtech startup Thesis Care has raised $45 million in a Series A funding round, led by Oak HC/FT, with participation from CRV, Black Opal Ventures, and a group of healthcare-focused angel investors. The funding brings the company’s total capital raised to $60 million.Founded in 2024 (formerly Trovo Health), Thesis Care is building an AI-powered care team platform that combines AI agents with expert clinicians to handle complex clinical operations and care management workflows. The platform is designed to increase clinical capacity without disrupting existing healthcare systems, enabling providers to automate high-impact tasks while maintaining human oversight where needed.Thesis Care’s technology understands clinical context to deliver personalized patient engagement and complete end-to-end workflow execution, eliminating the need for healthcare staff to adopt new tools. By integrating directly into existing workflows, the platform helps reduce administrative burden while improving efficiency and patient outcomes.The company has already partnered with major healthcare organizations, including U.S. Heart & Vascular, Essen Health Care, Springfield Clinic, Unio Health Partners, and Allied Digestive Health, collectively supporting thousands of providers across primary and specialty care.The newly raised capital will be used to accelerate commercial expansion, enhance its unified technology platform, and expand its suite of AI-powered care team agents, as the company scales adoption across health systems and care teams.

US-based hospitality software company Laguna Creek has raised $6.3 million in a Series A funding round from Dali Capital Partners, aimed at accelerating innovation in tourism and hospitality technology.Founded in 2022, Laguna Creek is a Native American-owned company building an integrated platform that combines property management (PMS), point-of-sale (POS), and booking systems for the tourism and hospitality industry. The company initially launched as Native American Tours, the first Native-owned booking platform for tour operators, and has since evolved into a broader software solution addressing operational inefficiencies across hotels and tourism businesses.The platform is designed to reduce operational errors, lower labor costs, and increase revenue through AI-driven optimization, while enabling seamless integration of tourism activities, retail, and hospitality services into a single system.The newly raised capital will be used to expand product development and scale marketing efforts, as the company aims to modernize the tourism ecosystem and capture growing demand for digital infrastructure in hospitality.Laguna Creek is also focused on driving impact within Indigenous communities, with a mission to retain more tourism revenue within Native economies, including a commitment to allocate 10% of net profits toward Indigenous charitable initiatives.

Bengaluru-based deeptech startup Pranos has raised $6.8 million in a funding round, co-led by pi Ventures and Ankur Capital, with participation from Industrial47 and a group of angel investors including Lalit Keshre, founders of Razorpay, and Bhukhanwala Industries. Founded in 2024, Pranos is developing compact nuclear fusion technology aimed at generating clean and scalable energy. The company is focused on building advanced fusion systems using tokamak-based designs, high-temperature superconducting magnets, and proprietary plasma control software, enabling more efficient and smaller reactor architectures compared to traditional large-scale fusion systems. The funding will be used to accelerate core technology development, build testing infrastructure, and expand its engineering team, with plans to achieve first plasma for its prototype reactor in the near term. Pranos is positioning itself within the global race to commercialize fusion energy, a sector gaining momentum due to rising global electricity demand driven by AI, industrialization, and digital infrastructure. By focusing on compact and scalable fusion systems, the company aims to contribute to the development of next-generation clean energy infrastructure from India.

Bengaluru and San Francisco-based SaaS startup Hevo Data has raised $8 million in a Series A funding round, led by Qualgro and Lachy Groom, with participation from existing investors Chiratae Ventures and Sequoia Capital’s Surge program.Founded by Manish Jethani and Sourabh Agarwal, Hevo Data offers a no-code data pipeline platform that enables businesses to integrate data from multiple sources into a single data warehouse, helping organizations streamline analytics and decision-making.The company is addressing a key challenge in modern enterprises managing fragmented data across various tools and systems by providing an automated solution that simplifies data integration without requiring technical expertise.The newly raised capital will be used to expand its global presence, enhance platform integrations, and scale sales and marketing teams across international markets including the US and Singapore.With growing demand for data-driven decision-making and cloud-based analytics, Hevo Data is positioning itself as a key player in the global SaaS ecosystem, enabling companies to unlock value from their data more efficiently.

Italy-based fintech startup Subbyx has raised €30 million in a Series A funding round, as it prepares to expand its circular subscription platform across Europe, starting with its launch in Sweden.Founded in Milan, Subbyx operates a subscription-based platform for consumer electronics, enabling users to access devices such as smartphones, laptops, and other tech products through flexible subscription plans instead of outright purchases. The model is designed to promote reuse and longer product lifecycles, aligning with the growing shift toward a circular economy.The newly raised capital will be used to support international expansion, with Sweden chosen as the company’s first market outside Italy due to its strong adoption of sustainable consumption practices.Subbyx is positioning itself at the intersection of fintech, sustainability, and subscription commerce, enabling businesses and consumers to transition from ownership to access-based models. Its platform also allows companies to convert traditional product sales into recurring revenue streams, reflecting a broader shift in how products are consumed in the digital economy.The funding highlights increasing investor interest in circular economy-driven fintech models, particularly those that combine sustainability with scalable subscription infrastructure.

US-based ORAN Development Company (ODC) has raised $45 million in a Series A funding round, bringing together a powerful syndicate of global technology firms and telecom operators. The round includes participation from Booz Allen, Cisco Investments, Nokia, NVIDIA, AT&T, MTN, and Telecom Italia, along with Phoenix Venture Partners and earlier backing from affiliates of Cerberus Capital Management.ODC is focused on building a global distributed compute grid, designed to power the next generation of AI-native telecommunications infrastructure. Its platform integrates communication networks with AI processing, sensing, and edge intelligence, transforming traditional telecom infrastructure into high-performance computing hubs.The company is developing an AI-native Radio Access Network (AI-RAN) architecture that enables telecom networks to handle advanced AI workloads such as real-time inference, autonomous systems, and generative AI at the edge. This approach allows mobile networks to evolve beyond connectivity into a core layer of the digital economy.With strong backing from both technology giants and telecom leaders, ODC is positioning itself at the intersection of AI and connectivity. The funding will be used to accelerate commercial deployments, expand global partnerships, and scale its platform throughout 2026, as demand grows for infrastructure capable of supporting AI-driven applications and next-generation networks.