Digi.me, the UK-based developer of a personal data storage platform, closed its series A round at $7m on Tuesday after adding $1m from impact investment firm Omidyar Network. Reinsurance firm Swiss Re led the first tranche of the round, which closed in July 2016, and Digi.me is working with health, finance, fast-moving consumer goods and telecommunications companies on projects, and plans to establish a living lab before the end of 2016.
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