
Replit Buys Egypt's Atta in First Non-Developer Move
Atta (Egypt): Replit acquired the AI analytics startup, its first move beyond developer tools.
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Pomegra Startups
Funding rounds, valuations, acquisitions, and IPOs - daily coverage of the companies shaping the private markets

Atta (Egypt): Replit acquired the AI analytics startup, its first move beyond developer tools.

CareMaster (UK): Lottie acquired the care-billing software company, its second acquisition in 12 months.

StudyStash (UK): Kortext acquired the AI study-platform startup, which launched a year ago.

Carebot (Czech Republic): Raised a €1.5M Series A for AI diagnostic tools.

Satlyt (US): Raised an $8M seed from Non Sibi Ventures for an orbital AI cloud that runs on satellites.

Ultravox (US): AI lab Inworld acquired the real-time voice-agent platform.

Row Zero (US): Databricks acquired the Seattle cloud-spreadsheet startup.

Halluminate (US): Raised a $30M Series A led by Oak HC/FT to build AI training environments for private equity.

Listen Labs (US/Sweden-founded): Salesforce signed a deal to acquire the AI customer-research startup for a reported $2B.

Instinct (US): The personal AI agent startup raised a $1B Series C at a $10B valuation, led by Sequoia, Benchmark and Coatue. Its $250M Series B came only a month earlier.

R2Crete (Australia): Raised A$750K pre-seed from Melbourne University's Genesis fund and Uniseed to turn waste concrete into a cement replacement. I found only 14 new stories that fit. I left out Miter's $40M Series B because it was announced Sept 30. I also left out an Israeli startup called enso, which I couldn't date to the last two days. The search results listed it as a $15M Series A led by MoreTech Ventures.

OSCP (Canada): Raised an undisclosed round from New Science Ventures and others for photonic gyroscopes for navigation without GPS.
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