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Huawei's cloud computing subsidiary will underpin an Asia Pacific-focused deep tech accelerator with funding and access to resources.

As the month of August draws to a close, last week we reported several initial public offerings (IPOs) which are lined up for the coming weeks along with some notable ones that have already taken place.

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

O'Reilly's OATV vehicle will exit web cybersecurity software provider in a deal consisting of $200m in cash and $575m of Fastly stock.

M12, ServiceNow, Atlassian and Comcast Ventures all contributed to bring feature flagging deployment platform Split's overall funding to $60m.

The CRM software producer formerly known as Xiaoman has raised a nine-figure renminbi amount from strategic investor Alibaba.

Every day, Global University Venturing rounds up the smaller investments from across the university innovation ecosystem in its deal net.

Bill Gates has returned to lead an $85m round for satellite internet provider Kymeta, which has now raised more than $280m since it was set up to advance Duke University research.

The Telefónica subsidiary has bought cyber risk consultancy and software producer Govertis having previously invested through subsidiary ElevenPaths.

The Sompo, Fujitsu and Relx-backed data miner, which has raised some $2.7bn in venture funding, has chosen the New York Stock Exchange to list its shares.

Corporate venturing units Slack Fund and Gradient Ventures contributed to a series B round that increased the online whiteboard developer's total funding to about $143m.