Claros Technologies
“Agreed to acquire Claros, a data center energy startup, for around $233m in cash and stock.”
Source→“Neros Technologies, "a three-year-old startup...that builds autonomous attack drones, counter-drone interceptors, and multi-drone control systems for U.S. and allied militaries, raised a $250 million Series C round at a $2.5 billion post-money valuation."”
Source→“Neros Technologies, a Torrance, Calif.-based drone manufacturer, raised $250m in Series C funding at a $2.5b post-money valuation. Sequoia Capital and American Strategic Technology Fund led.”
Source→“Neros Technologies raised $250M in Series C funding at a $2.5B valuation.”
Source→“The company recently raised a $250M Series C at a $2.5B valuation, signaling institutional conviction in U.S.-made drone production as a durable category.”
Source→“Neros Technologies has moved from a 15,000 sq ft facility running 100 people to a 250,000 sq ft facility purpose-built for mass production — a 16x increase in footprint.”
Source→“U.S.-based drone manufacturer operating a 250,000 sq ft factory (Millennium One) in Torrance, CA.”
Source→“Neros has removed Chinese content from boards, chips, motors, and magnets — becoming the first FPV drone on the Blue UAS list”
“The implication: the last mile of supply chain sovereignty requires national-level industrial policy, not just startup capital.”
“Neros Hits $2.5B Valuation on $250M Series C”
“Claros Technologies...destroys and measures PFAS chemicals in industrial water and contaminated groundwater for manufacturers, utilities, remediation firms, and government agencies. Raised $55M Series B”
Source→“Claros Technologies raised $55m in Series B funding for PFAS-destruction technology.”
“Claros — Data center energy efficiency startup; Red Cell portfolio — Cited for minimizing "energy waste at data centers."”
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