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The AlleyWatch Startup Daily Funding Report: 1/17/2024

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The latest venture capital, seed, pre-seed, and angel deals for NYC startups for 1/17/2024 featuring funding details for DIMO, Infield, and much more. This page will be updated throughout the day to reflect any new fundings.


DIMO – $11.5M

DIMO, a connected vehicle platform and network that incentivizes drivers for sharing their car data, has raised $11.5M in Series A funding from investors that include Slow Ventures, CoinFund, Borderless Capital, Rick Wagoner, and Bill Ackman’s family office Table Management. Founded by Alex Rawitz, Andy Chatham, and Rob Solomon in 2020, DIMO has now raised a total of $20.5M in reported equity funding.


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Infield – $3M

Infield, an open-source dependency manager for development teams, has raised $3M in Seed funding from investors that include Y Combinator, Foundation Capital, Austin Ogilvie, Adam Gross, Firsthand Alliance, and Jonathan Siddharth. Founded by Allison Pike, Andrew Lenehan, and Stephen Pike in 2022, Infield has now raised a total of $5.9M in reported equity funding.


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Tags: Adam GrossAlex RawitzAllison PikeAndrew LenehanAndy ChathamAustin OgilvieBill Ackman's family office Table ManagementBorderless CapitalCoinFundDIMOFirsthand AllianceFoundation CapitalInfieldJonathan SiddharthRick WagonerRob SolomonSlow VenturesStephen PikeY Combinator
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