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Waymo Secures $5B Term Loan; Oxide Computer Raises $445M Series D as VC Deals Multiply
This roundup summarizes recent VC deals: Waymo closed a $5 billion term loan led by PIMCO, Blackstone and Sixth Street to expand its robotaxi fleet and operations, while Oxide Computer raised $445 million in Series D funding led by Eclipse to scale manufacturing and deployments; additional funding news covers KONST, Kapta Space, Eclipse, US Innovative Technology Fund, Riot Ventures, and Jane Street.
Kapta Space raises $24M Series A from Bill Gates-backed MetaVC and defense investors to scale metamaterial radar for satellites
Kapta Space raised $24M in Series A to scale production of low-cost metamaterial, software-defined radar payloads for defense satellites, bringing total funding to $30M and supporting manufacturing, spaceflight qualification, and initial orbital demos.
Kapta Space Raises $24M Series A to Scale MESA Spaceborne Radar for Classified MTI Contracts
Kapta Space raised $24 million in a Series A led by Washington Harbour Partners and co-led by Bison Ventures to scale production of its modular MESA spaceborne radar for multiple classified moving-target-indication contracts; total funding now $30 million. The capital will fund flight qualification, expanded manufacturing, and initial orbital demonstrations to support persistent ISR constellations across air, sea, and land.
Kapta Space Raises $24M Series A to Build Low-Cost Orbiting MTI Radar Payloads for Classified Missions
Kapta Space raised $24 million in Series A funding to produce low-cost moving-target indication (MTI) radar payloads for orbit, supporting classified missions and aiming to track missiles and other moving targets across land, air, and sea with lower cost, power, and complexity than traditional systems.
Kapta Space unveils metasurface antenna startup with $5M seed to pursue space-based target-tracking radar
Kapta Space, a Seattle startup founded by Milton Perque and Adam Bily, left stealth with $5 million in seed funding to demo metasurface antenna technology for space-based radar aimed at continuous orbit-to-ground target tracking and lower-cost alternatives to AESA systems.
