ZeroG Wireless, low power RF chip design company, raises more than $13M
ZeroG Wireless, a Sunnyvale, Calif. semiconductor company focused on the design and development of low power Radio Frequency (RF) chips, has raised more than $13 million in financing.
Investors in the initial round include Cisco, Greylock Partners and Morgenthaler. The money will be used for the research, development and manufacture of its chip.
Thermage, the anti-wrinkle company, suffers IPO bumbs — prices below forecast
Thermage, the Hayward maker of devices to treat wrinkles, priced six million common shares in its IPO at $7 per share, to raise $42 million.
It had originally wanted to raise $86 million, but lowered its pricing plans, first to between $11 and $13, but later to between $8 and $9.
Its Nasdaq ticker is THRM.
Thermage had raised $48 million from DFJ, Essex Woodlands Health Ventures, Institutional Venture Partners, Morgenthaler and Technology Partners.
Forsight Labs launches glaucoma treatment co., Transcend, with $7M
Medical incubator ForSight Labs has launched glaucoma treatment company, Transcend Medical, with a $7 million in a first round of funding from venture capitalists, according to VentureWire (sub required).
Morgenthaler Ventures and Split Rock Partners, two of the investors in ForSight, co-led the round. ForSight’s third investor, Versant Ventures, did not participate because it already has another glaucoma treatment company, Glaukos Corp., in its portfolio, Campbell told VentureWire. Morgenthaler, Split Rock and Versant participated in… Continue Reading