The Techsparks India 2011 winner, Capillary Technologies, has closed its Series A round raising $15.m led by Sequoia Capital and Norwest Venture Partners and with investment from Qualcomm's corporate venturing unit.

The online content optimiser, Ramp has raised $15m in a C round led by Starvest Partners, bringing the total capital raised by the company to $40m.

The company backed by motion picture technology business IMAX, and venture firms Harris & Harris Group and Braemar Energy Ventures, raises fresh funds.

Gilde Healthcare Partners leads a $17m series D round for iWalk using its healthcare fund set up in partnership with minority stakeholder Royal Philips Electronics, a Netherlands-based technology conglomerate.

The wireless communications company for vehicles backed by a corporate venturing unit of Anglo-Dutch oil major Royal Dutch Shell, could raise as much as $19.2m in the round.

Comcast Ventures and DCM have participated in a $13m Series A round of Skype TV-calling start-up company Tely Labs.

Bright Capital leads the funding for the company that develops biotechnologies for agricultural and industrial processing.

Cisco-backed software maker Act-On raises $16m, in round led by Northwest Venture Partners.

Qualcomm Ventures reportedly backs South Korea-based telecom software developer IntelRa and China-based web browser MoboTap.

The France-based machine-to-machine cellular network operator backed by Intel Capital raises its B round with backing from venture firms including Partech.