Heavy-weight silicon valley VC firm Sequoia Capital recently made an investment in LIFX. The barely two-year-old company produces Wi-Fi-enabled light-emitting diode (LED) bulbs capable of producing various colors. Sequoia poured in $12 million, building on LIFX’s successful Kickstarter campaign i...
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Company Snapshot | December 31, 2021
The company was founded by Brad Lurie and John Chalmers in 2010; Bright Light Systems was acquired by Phoenix Lighting in 2019; Lurie was CEO and now serves on the board of directors of IMAC Group; Chalmers was VP of marketing and is now product manager for Phoenix, which develops lighting fixtures ... To read more, click here.
News Commentary | September 16, 2021
This effort was first announced in 2019; since then, Toray appears to have made progress in ironing out technical issues and turning its film into a more market‑ready laminate. Its expectations of a product launch in 2022 and more adoption by 2024 to 2025 align fairly well with our predictions for ... Not part of subscription
News Commentary | April 12, 2022
Bcomp has closed its oversubscribed Series B financing round of USD 35 million led by a group of automotive OEM investors including BMW i Ventures, Porsche Ventures, and Volvo Cars Technology Fund AB, besides Airbus Ventures, Generali, and existing shareholders. Bcomp's proprietary technologies — ... Not part of subscription