Baidu, Deutsche Telekom, Naver, New York Times and ProSiebenSat.1 are all set to exit the machine learning software provider in an acquisition by McDonald’s.

Profitable video conferencing technology provider Zoom has filed to go public, with Qualcomm Ventures set to record an exit.

Careem has agreed to an acquisition by Uber in a cash-and-convertible note deal, allowing Rakuten, Al Tayyar, Daimler, STC and Didi Chuxing to exit.

Eli Lilly and GlaxoSmithKline-backed cancer treatment developer Turning Point Therapeutics has filed to raise up to $100m having secured $145m in VC funding.

The Rakuten-backed social media company, which was valued at more than $12bn in 2017, has filed to list on the New York Stock Exchange.

Brainlab has purchased the surgical robotics technology provider for an undisclosed amount, two years after investing in the company.

The two rivalling US-based ride hailing platforms Uber and Lyft, both counting many corporates among their backers, are preparing to float on public markets in the coming weeks, with the valuations of the two combined likely to stand well above $100bn

Ghent University-founded texture streaming technology creator Graphine has been picked up by Unity Technologies, providing an exit to research institute Imec’s iStart accelerator.

The Alibaba, Foxconn, Legend Holdings and SK Group-backed image recognition software provider is reportedly weighing up New York and Hong Kong for an $800m initial public offering.

Edge cloud platform Fastly has hired Bank of America to oversee an IPO valuing it at $1bn which would provide exits for Swisscom, Deutsche Telekom and O’Reilly Media.