Each Friday the Global Corporate Venturing Deal Net rounds up the week’s smaller deals and tracks the emerging companies accessing corporate funds.

TheCharter Communications-backed PC gaming platform has secured $32.7m and revealed Western Digital invested earlier this year.

The Chernin Group and Take-Two Interactive-backed mobile game publisher raised the series D funding at a reported $1.7bn valuation and is pursuing acquisitions.

Tencent led a round for the online streaming service sized at nearly $111m, investing with existing shareholder Times Internet.

Having already collected $68m in an Alibaba-backed series A round in January, Sandbox VR has added $11m in a celebrity-filled bridge round.

Having already collected $68m in a series A round backed by Stanford University earlier this year, Sandbox VR has added $11m to its coffers thanks to a long list of celebrities.

Xiaomi is set to achieve an exit after audio content platform Lizhi filed for an initial public offering in the US that is slated to raise up to $100m.

Carnegie Technologies-backed music video-creation app Triller collected $28m from investors including Proxima Media to pursue growth and product development.

Universal Music-backed live-event marketing service Pollen has now raised $100m altogether and is entering the sports experience space.

Sky will exit through the deal without much of a return, having reportedly invested in video ad buying platform Dataxu at a $1bn valuation.