The Tencent and Lenovo-backed grocery e-commerce platform has closed its latest round, shortly after reports suggesting it was lining up $500m.

The Qualcomm, Alibaba, Suning and Dalian Wanda-backed artificial intelligence software provider is reportedly seeking a $9.5bn valuation.

Edtech has benefited from covid-19 restrictions, the record high for capital in the sector was $2.4bn in 2018

US-based autonomous driving technology Waymo, a spinoff from internet conglomerate Alphabet, received $750m in extension equity financing, taking its round to $3bn.

Waymo has boosted its Alphabet, Magna International and AutoNation-backed funding round to $3bn following a $750m extension provided by new investors including Fidelity.

SoftBank Vision Fund and Sequoia Capital China have injected an additional $200m in funding to bring the series D round, already backed by the former, to $1.7bn.

Tencent and Allianz-backed N26 has added $100m in a third series D tranche to bring the round to $570m, allocated to an expansion across Europe, the US and Brazil.

Digital payment provider Stripe raised an extension to its series G round backed by Alphabet. The round is the latest in the payment tech space, which we have seen grow in the past decade.

Tencent, Axiomatic, Walt Disney and Endeavor Group-backed Epic Games, developer of Fortnite and owner of Houseparty, is in talks to raise money at a valuation topping $15bn.

GV helped provide a further $600m for the online payment processor as it seeks to keep up with increased demand amid the coronavirus lockdown.