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The $15bn National Reconstruction Fund takes $32 million stake in AI medical diagnostics startup Harrison.ai

Harrison.ai has received $32 million from the National Reconstruction Fund Corporation toward its Series C, with the federal investor's December backing of Vault Cloud, Myriota and Quantum Brilliance also noted.

Startup Daily Wed 29 Jan 2025 Myriota Quantum Brilliance Vault Cloud Blackbird Ventures Harrison AI I-MED Radiology Network National Health Service NRF Corporation Sonic Healthcare Tesla Horizons Ventures Ramsay Health Care Skip Capital Dr Aengus Tran Dimitry Tran Kim Jackson Martijn Wilder Robyn Denholm

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Unnamed stage $2m

Appellon’s global SaaS solution has secured PWC as a channel partner and $2m in upsells/renewals since June 2020, they are now primed to take on their pipeline of 130,000 new users

Profile of behaviour-change SaaS firm Appellon, recalling its 2019 raise, noting PwC as channel partner and recent contract wins, while it seeks new investment.

Wholesale Investor Mon 30 Nov 2020 National Health Service PwC Royal Australian Navy

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The $15bn National Reconstruction Fund takes $32 million stake in AI medical diagnostics startup Harrison.ai

Appellon’s global SaaS solution has secured PWC as a channel partner and $2m in upsells/renewals since June 2020, they are now primed to take on their pipeline of 130,000 new users