Company is building tools to allow data scientists and machine learning models to work with sensitive data without it ever being downloaded.
Oblivious, an Irish start-up that has developed software which allows techies to work on sensitive data without directly seeing it, has raised €5.35 million in an oversubscribed funding round.
The financing was led by Cavalry Ventures, a Berlin-based early-stage venture capital fund with over €260 million in assets under management, that has also previously backed fellow Irish start-ups Nory and WhenThen. Existing investors Act Venture Capital, Atlantic Bridge, Firestreak Ventures, Expeditions Fund and Hustle Fund, ...
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