University of Oxford has participated in a funding round for Zegami, a big data spinout from the institution also backed by Oxford Sciences Innovation.
Zegami, a UK-based big data analytics software developer, has closed a A$3.9m ($3m) funding round backed by University of Oxford, the Financial Review reported yesterday.
Parkwalk Advisors also participated in the round, as did unnamed high net-worth individuals.
Founded in 2016, Zegami is based in part on research conducted at Oxford’s Computational Biology Research Group. The platform enables users to catalogue and search large sets of data, such as art pieces in a museum’s collection.
The money will enable Zegami…
