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Rob Day |
February 22, 2006 at 11:05 PM
Perpetuum raises $3.8M Series A
Perpetuum, a UK-based company that is developing MEMS-based micro-generators that turn kinetic energy into power, announced a $3.8M Series A. UK VC Quester put in $2.4M of the round, and Top Technology and existing investor Sulis also participated in the round. Here’s an article that has background on the concept.
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