Shocking Tech gets $7.5 million jolt to make electronics safe
Shocking Technologies, maker of materials used to block dangerous electrostatic discharge from consumer electronics like cell phones and other appliances, has brought in $7.5 million in a new round of equity, according to a filing with the SEC. Based in San Jose, Calif., the company is backed by Vista Ventures, ARCH Venture Partners, SkyLake Incuvest, Balch Hill Partners and ATA Ventures. It has raised about $25 million to date.
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