NC startup focused on reuse of phosphorus from manure raises $1.25M, wants $1.7M more
Started in 2018, Phinite is a North Carolina-based company aiming to reuse phosphorus from manure. And it’s ramping up fundraising efforts.
Started in 2018, Phinite is a North Carolina-based company aiming to reuse phosphorus from manure. And it’s ramping up fundraising efforts.
The recent funding for the new venture includes 55 investors according to the SEC filing, each contributing a minimum of $100,000 toward the $15.5 million raised so far.
“The ’24 vintage for venture capital is likely to be one of the best vintages in the past three or four decades,” says Mark Yusko of Morgan Creek Capital.
One of the big here is the advancement of AI. Whatever your thoughts on the pace of this technology, there is no doubt that this has put power in the hands of those who want to accelerate the technology.
The rebuke by some of OpenAI’s most senior employees also underscores Altman’s loyal following and Microsoft’s opportunity to benefit from the situation.
The “Intelligent Trials” technology focuses on the feasibility of studies, and providing diversity data to aid companies in meeting representative enrollment targets.
Phononic and partner VIDIR team for “BOPOS”, or “Buy Online Pick-up On-Site” fulfillment solution is the first of its kind and has the potential to change the way stores deliver online orders.
After a competitive 3-month process the SEED grants, each representing $50k in non-dilutive funding, have been awarded to six small businesses across the state.
Senator Thom Tillis hints good innovation news is coming for North Carolina at a conference in Raleigh. He emphasized that a lean regulatory and tax burden, plus North Carolina’s core benefits of a strong “university system, infrastructure, and geographic positioning.”
This is the fifth year of the Summit, which encourages entrepreneurship as a strategy for economic development and anchors the national Global Entrepreneurship Week.
The Smart Cities Connect Conference and Expo is coming to Raleigh next spring. The event, billed as “the nation’s leading smart city IoT event”, will take place at the downtown Convention Center May 8-10, 2024.
Summit organizers already have plans to meet with the community in December and discuss “actionable items” and takeaways from the event.