The company takes in a $50m round at an $800m valuation from backers including SAP, Toshiba and Juniper Networks, when it had reportedly been slated for a flotation in the first quarter or this month.

The mobile payments company backed by corporates including SingTel, Citi and First Data, raises the first trance of a series D round.

The venture fund run by Iris Capital joins up with Deutsche Telekom's T-Venture backing MyThings' $15m round.

The US-based technology business management company takes its total funds raised to $91m.

The gift card company wins strategic investment from Citi Ventures.

Tate & Lyle Ventures invests again, having backed the company since 2007, while BASF Venture Capital takes more than two thirds of the latest round.

Japan's NTT Docomo is leading the round with a $14m investment and also becoming the first partner to launch Eye-Fi's wireless memory card activation via mobile phones, with no computer required to share photos.

The eBay and Red Hat-backed web development company has reportedly closed a $16m round, three months after pulling in $15m in funding.

Intel helps cloud company July Systems take its total funds raised to an estimated $40m.