Julia Computing raises $600,000 from Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation Online consultancy Julia Computing has raised $600000 from Gordon and Betty Moore foundation, reports NextBigWhat. The funds will be used for technological enhancements such as improving its open source beta- level language and integrating it into its latest version. Founded by Viral Shah in December 2013, Julia Computing provides training, support and consulting services for all platforms running on the computer programming language Julia. The startup is based out of Boston, New York and Bangalore. *** Smytten raises $200,000 in seed funding Online discovery platform Smytten has raised $200,000 in seed funding led by Rimpal Chawla and Anuj Srivastava, reports NextBigWhat. The funds will be used for adding more products in services across its various categories such as beauty and grooming, health and fitness, luxury stays and premium services. Founded in early 2015 by Siddhartha Nangia and Swagata Sarangi, Smytten helps users find products and services across categories via its mobile app. The company claims to cater to individual customer needs and preferences and connecting high end brands with their target audience in the process. *** Evobi Automations raises $530,000 Education technology startup Evobi Automations raises $530,000 in angel investment from Ravi Krishnamurthy and an unnamed investor, reports Vccircle. The funds will be used for expanding the product range and sales. Founded in April 2012 by Sandeep Senan, Evobi Automations provides a toolkit combining hardware and software tools called Bibox for school kids to facilitate their understanding of engineering concepts. The…
