Sleep disorder treatment company Inspire Medical Systems, also backed by Johnson & Johnson, has secured $40m from its series E round.

The SAP-backed computing technical support provider has now raised more than $85m.

Sotera Wireless, a portfolio company of Intel Capital and Qualcomm Ventures, has secured $20m in a round that has taken its overall funding to $78m.

The Nokia and Intel-backed company, which is developing an ultra-small high performance camera, has now raised more than $100m in total.

The company has now raised $173m in funding so far in 2014, and will use the capital to consolidate its position in its main markets.

The US-based flash storage company, backed by Samsung and In-Q-Tel in the past, has now secured $470m in total funding and is valued at over $3bn.

Siemens Venture Capital has re-invested in the company, which has now raised $34.2m in equity funding since 2002.

Reed Elsevier Ventures has taken part in an $8m series F funding round for technology data firm, GigaOm, which has now raised over $22m, and which intends to use the funds to continue to grow the editorial side of its business.

Computing company Intel has paid $740m for an 18% stake in the data management hub developer, taking its overall funding above the $1bn mark.

Ahead of a rebrand to Applause, UTest has closed $43m in series E financing led by Goldman Sachs.