Funding: Granular, eCommera, and Quanttus can now expand their engineering and to accelerate global growth.

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Granular (San Francisco-based farming software and analytics startup), has raised $4.2 million in funding from Andreessen Horowitz, Google Ventures, and Khosla Ventures. Founded (formerly Solum), as a soil science and analytics company, has sold its soil science business to Monsanto in order to focus on building out its cloud business software and analytics platform for farmers. Granular will use the funds to
expand its engineering, sales and customer service teams.

eCommera (Founded in 2007, London-based e-commerce analytics company), has raised $41 million in a Series C round led by Dawn Capital with participation from ePlanet Capital, Frog Capital, West Coast Capital, WPP, and WTI. eCommera's data analytics software uses retail data to help retailers make better decisions around customer service to drive online sales and growth. eCommera will use the new capital to accelerate global growth, specifically in the North American market.

Quanttus (Founded in 2012, Cambridge, MA-based stealthy wearable device startup), has raised $19 million in funding from Khosla Ventures and Matrix Partners. This company is developing wearable vital sign monitoring technology that can capture and analyze more than half a million vital sign data points per day. Quanttus will use the funds to continue testing and improving its wearable devices.