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JERUSALEM (Reuters) – Explorium, a U.S.-Israeli data science firm, said on Wednesday it raised $19 million in private funding to expand its new platform.
The funding comprises a seed round of $3.6 million led by Emerge with participation of F2 Capital, and another $15.5 million led by Zeev Ventures with participation of the seed investors.
Explorium, which operates across several industries, including financial services, retail and eCommerce, said the round comes after a year of rapid growth.
Explorium integrates a company's internal data with external sources to find the most relevant data.
Reporting by Steven Scheer; Editing by Tova Cohen
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