Japan-based Josys, which helps companies automate IT operations, has raised a $32M Series A led by Global Brain (Kate Park/TechCrunch)

Kate Park / TechCrunch:
Japan-based Josys, which helps companies automate IT operations, has raised a $32M Series A led by Global Brain  —  Corporations have been dealing with IT operations and security management since the coronavirus pandemic that has changed the way in which people work — remote or hybrid work — and accelerated the market opportunity.

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Kyle Wiggers / TechCrunch:
Banyan, whose network of item-level purchase data helps customers automate expense management, has raised a $43M Series A, $28M in equity and $15M in debt  —  Banyan, a platform for product purchase data that allows customers such as banks, fintechs, hotels and merchants to automate expense management …

Cloudbrink, which offers networking tools to help secure hybrid workforces, emerges from stealth with $25M led by Highland Capital Partners and The Fabric (Taryn Plumb/VentureBeat)

Taryn Plumb / VentureBeat:
Cloudbrink, which offers networking tools to help secure hybrid workforces, emerges from stealth with $25M led by Highland Capital Partners and The Fabric  —  Hybrid work wasn’t just a mini-trend or a temporary solution amidst the pandemic: It has fundamentally transformed the workplace — and dramatically broadened the attack surface.

Sources: talks between the US and TikTok over a national security agreement have accelerated ahead of the midterms as Republicans vow to hold hearings (Wall Street Journal)

Wall Street Journal:
Sources: talks between the US and TikTok over a national security agreement have accelerated ahead of the midterms as Republicans vow to hold hearings  —  Plan to secure user data is nearing conclusion, sources say, but hurdles remain and Republicans warn against concessions to video app’s Chinese owner

Ambi Robotics, which is developing AI-powered robots for warehouses, raised $32M led by Tiger Global and Bow Capital, bringing its total funding to $67M (Kyle Wiggers/TechCrunch)

Kyle Wiggers / TechCrunch:
Ambi Robotics, which is developing AI-powered robots for warehouses, raised $32M led by Tiger Global and Bow Capital, bringing its total funding to $67M  —  Ambi Robotics, a startup developing supply chain automation hardware, today announced that it raised $32 million in additional funding led …