Mitsui, Samsung, Liberty Interactive and Delek Motors all took part in a series D round that boosted the autonomous car chipset maker's total funding to $70m.
Israel-based vehicle-to-vehicle technology developer Autotalks has closed a $30m series D round featuring conglomerate Mitsui, electronics manufacturer Samsung, media group Liberty Interactive and automotive supplier Delek Motors, Globes reported yesterday.
Magma Venture Capital, Gemini Israel Fund, Amiti Fund, Fraser McCombs Ventures and Vintage Investment Partners also took part in the round. Mitsui, Liberty and Samsung invested through respective subsidiaries Mitsui & Co Global Investment, Liberty Israel Venture Fund and Samsung Catalyst Fund.
Founded in 2008, Autotalks is working on semiconductor…