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Morse Micro raises $88 million for long-range Wi-Fi chips

Sydney chipmaker Morse Micro has banked an $88 million Series C led by Japan's MegaChips, with the national reconstruction fund and several existing backers also participating; funds will drive growth and future chip development.

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Startmate’s top 20 most valuable investments

A profile of Startmate ranking the twenty most valuable companies it has backed, noting their valuations, past raises and founders, plus Bugcrowd's newly announced purchase of Informer and its climate focus.

Morse Micro tops up Series B with another $30 million from super funds

Wi-Fi HaLow chip maker Morse Micro raised a further $30 million for its Series B from Australian superannuation funds, lifting the round to $170 million; its earlier seed and Series A raises are also recapped.

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Morse Micro chips into huge $140 million series B

Wi-Fi chip startup Morse Micro has raised a $140 million Series B led by Japan's MegaChips with $100 million, with Blackbird and Main Sequence also investing, to secure manufacturing and grow in Japan.

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CICADA TURNS 20: Morse Micro is the startup you create when the inventors of Wi-Fi go back to the drawing board

A profile marking Cicada Innovations' twentieth anniversary examines Morse Micro, founded by ex-Broadcom engineers, which develops long-range, low-power HaLow Wi-Fi chips for connected devices and grew within the incubator.

“We can start selling millions of these”: How Morse Micro scored $24 million from high-profile Aussie investors

Sydney IoT chip startup Morse Micro has raised a $23.8 million Series A led by Analog Devices founder Ray Stata, with Blackbird, Main Sequence and other investors aboard, and plans to double headcount.

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The CSIRO is backing a Sydney IoT microchip startup in a $23.8 million Series A raise

Sydney chip startup Morse Micro has closed a $23.8 million Series A led by CSIRO's Main Sequence Ventures to begin mass production of its low-power Wi-Fi chips for connected devices.

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