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The database technology developer increased its overall funding to $60m in a round featuring existing investor Qualcomm Ventures.

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

Replica, an urban planning technology startup spun off from Alphabet’s Sidewalk Labs subsidiary, has raised $11m in series A funding.

Trifacta, co-founded by Stanford and UC Berkeley researchers, has attracted nearly a dozen investors for a round that brought its total funding to $224m.

Telstra, NTT Docomo, BMW, Google, Infosys and ABN Amro were among nearly a dozen investors that helped bring the data sorting platform's overall funding to $224m.

Open source software debugging platform Snyk boosted its overall funding to $102m in a round co-led by existing investor GV.

Limited partners including Cisco Investments and Shell have helped McRock Fund II achieve a $60.9m close, putting it 80% of the way to its target.

Tencent co-led a series C round that will help the textile software producer beef up hiring, research and development.

The corporate has bought portfolio company Kazan Networks three years after a series A round that also included Samsung Ventures and Intel Capital.

Sompo, Mitsubishi UFJ Trust, Kansai Electric Power, Suzuyo, NEC, Bridgestone, Yamaha Motor and Lion are among the LPs that contributed to Global Catalyst Partners Japan’s $75.4m fund.

University of Sydney's quantum error-correction spinout Q-Ctrl has added $15m from investors including Main Sequence Ventures and plans to double its headcount and open a US office.