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StackPulse, which offers tools for incident response automation, raises $20M Series A led by GGV (Taylor Soper/GeekWire)

Taylor Soper / GeekWire: StackPulse, which offers tools for incident response automation, raises $20M Series A led by GGV  —  As companies rely more heavily on cloud-based services, software outages can be much more painful and detrimental.  —  StackPulse wants to help.  The Portland, Ore.-based startup came … StackPulse, which offers tools for incident response

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Cloud backup service Rewind raises $15M Series A led by Inovia Capital (Meagan Simpson/BetaKit)

Meagan Simpson / BetaKit: Cloud backup service Rewind raises $15M Series A led by Inovia Capital  —  Ottawa-based Rewind has closed a $19 million CAD ($15 million USD) Series A round of financing as it looks to capitalize on and expand its “backup-as-a-service” business.  —  The almost six-year-old startup has developed … Cloud backup service

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Trovata, which develops automated cash management software, raises $20M Series A led by Wells Fargo Strategic Capital, bringing its total raised to $30M+ (Duncan Riley/SiliconANGLE)

Duncan Riley / SiliconANGLE: Trovata, which develops automated cash management software, raises $20M Series A led by Wells Fargo Strategic Capital, bringing its total raised to $30M+  —  Automated cash management startup Trovata Inc. said early Tuesday that it has raised $20 million in new funding to deliver new services … Trovata, which develops automated

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Electric autonomous vehicle startup Cruise raises $2B at a $30B valuation from Microsoft, GM, Honda, and others (Kirsten Korosec/TechCrunch)

Kirsten Korosec / TechCrunch: Electric autonomous vehicle startup Cruise raises $2B at a $30B valuation from Microsoft, GM, Honda, and others  —  Cruise has raised $2 billion in a new equity round that has pushed its valuation up to $30 billion and delivered Microsoft as an investor and partner. Electric autonomous vehicle startup Cruise raises

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US regulator approves first-ever fully autonomous commercial drone flights

The Federal Aviation Administration has approved the first-ever fully-automated commercial drone flights. The US aviation regulator has permitted American Robotics to fly its Scout quadcopter beyond the line-of-sight of human operators. In approval documents recently posted on the FAA website,  the agency said the exemption only applies to rural areas, daylight visibility, and altitudes below 400 feet. The drones must also have

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