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Irvine-based Numecent , a stealth-mode, cloudcomputing firm run by Osman Kent, said yesterday that it has raised $2M as part of a Series A financing round. The firm said the tranche is part of a $10M, Series A funding round. Numecent said the new funding comes on top of an earlier, $7.5M READ MORE>>.
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in seedfunding, from E&A Venture Capital and SOSV. We've onboarded one of our very first advisors, Rick Wedgeworth, or Chief Science Officer, who ran cloudcomputing at eBay, was a leading computer scientist at Harvard, and in between has done everything from automation to the Human Genome project.
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