The data software provider has added $6.6m to close a series A round that included Mitsui Fudosan's 31 Ventures unit.
GeoSpock, a UK-based big data analytics software developer spun out from University of Cambridge, closed a $12m series A round yesterday featuring 31 Ventures, a corporate venturing arm of property developer Mitsui Fudosan.
University venturing fund Cambridge Innovation Capital (CIC) led the round, which was closed following a $6.6m extension, and which included Parkwalk Advisors, Global Brain and angel investor Michael Marshall.
Founded in 2013, GeoSpock has developed a big data platform that can visualise a vast amount of data…