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The Noida-headquartered startup announced today that it has raised a $12 million Series B, which it will use to develop its supply chain management technology and expand into more manufacturing hubs.

Hyperion, the maker of the Cold Heat soldering tool, is nearing completion of a $2.75 million financing round that it will use to develop even more heat-based products.

(Still, go ahead: send a snapshot to MemoriesInDNA.com and it may be turned into DNA). But with the 10,000 images, it will encode into DNA a kind of picture database that it will use to develop new search techniques.

Chipmaker Intel has confirmed that it is taking a 15percentt stake in the business, which it will use to develop autonomous positioning systems (powered with Intel Inside).

Newgard, on the other hand, will share in profits from the building's Airbnb rentals, which it will use to develop similar properties.

Cogisen is getting €2 million under the EU program, which it will use to develop some sample applications to try to convince industry otherwise — and ultimately to get them to buy in and license its algorithms down the line.

SenSat, a U.K. startup aiming to use visual and spatial data to "simulate reality" and help computers better understand the physical world, has raised $4.5 million in seed funding — cash it will use to further develop the technology, and invest in its San Francisco office.

The company today announced a round of funding — we understand it to be $2 million — from Norwegian early-stage VC ProVenture Seed, which it will use to further develop the solution and take it to new markets outside of Scandinavia, specifically the U.S., where it has recently opened an office in Palo Alto.

Influitive, a marketing company that analyses data around social media, influencer networks and other peer-to-peer techniques to spread the word, has raised another $7.3 million — investment that it will use to continue developing its AdvocateHub marketing platform, as well as to build out its own sales and marketing teams, CEO and co-founder Mark Organ told TechCrunch in an interview.

Intercom, a platform for companies to provide personalised customer responses online, is today announcing that it has raised another $23 million — funding that it will use to continue to develop its product, particularly in mobile, and expand its marketing to compete against bigger players like Oracle, SAP and Salesforce (the behemoth that even uses 'CRM' as its stock ticker on the NYSE).

The French startup has raised a further $21 million in funding, money it will use to continue developing the product and for international expansion, including a planned U.S. launch.