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Property engine developer Homesnap agreed to a $250m cash acquisition by Real estate data provider CoStar Group. This is a notable exit in the space in which corporates have been actively investing over the past five years but there have not been many exits.

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

The mass spectrometry system provider has filed to go public having already raised $70m from investors incuding Saudi Aramco and Schlumberger.

The database software developer will be acquired by long-time investor Dassault Systèmes, providing an exit for fellow investor Temenos.

The real estate data provider has agreed to buy property engine developer Homesnap for $250m in cash following $32m from investors including AH Belo.

The banking cybersecurity technology developer, which counts Washington Trust, Live Oak Bank and Citizens National Bank, as investors, has hit $47m in total funding.

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

Stanford-StartX Fund-backed Subtle Medical produces AI-driven medical imaging software intended to work across systems from various manufacturers.

Main Sequence Ventures once again invested as IoT wifi chip producer Morse Micro increased its series A round to $30m.

Cathay Innovation led the Recruit-backed business documentation services provider's latest round, bringing its overall funding to about $75m.

M Ventures co-led the memory technology developer's latest round, which included Robert Bosch Venture Capital, TEL Venture Capital and SK Hynix.