Goldman and GSV line up with US media company Advance Publications and Intel Capital backing the start-up founded by repeat entrepreneur Osman Rashid.

ServiceMax, a provider of mobile field service applications formerly known as Maxplore Technologies, has raised $14m in its series C round from a consortium including online software group Salesforce.com.

Corporate venturing-backed data storage company Violin Memory raised $40m at a $440m valuation, while peer Fusion-io floated in New York.

Other C-round backers of Act-On Software, a US-based provider of online marketing services, are venture capital firms Trinity Ventures, US Venture Partners and Voyager Capital.

Alongside Syngenta Ventures and Mitsui Global Investment were an undisclosed family investment trust and existing venture capital investors Stuart Mill Venture Partners, Contrarian Group, Saffron Hill Ventures, One Earth Capital, Clean Pacific Ventures and Calvert Social Ventures.

Time Warner-backed Six Degrees Games raises C round.

At the initial closing of the financing, Radius received gross proceeds of $22m in equity and $6.25m in debt, and $1.4m of preferred stock was issued to Ipsen in lieu of a cash milestone payment.

In September, Pfizer through its corporate venturing unit invested $5m in TetraLogic.

Takahiro Mukahira of MP Healthcare Venture Management will be a board observer at GenKyoTex.

The company said its investors in its series A and B rounds, which raised $15m in total, including from Switzerland-based drugs company Novartis' corporate venturing fund, and venture capital firms Vertical Group, Integra Ventures and Westfield Life Sciences Fund.