Funding: Machinima, DigitalOcean, and General Assembly can now speed-up their growth.

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Machinima (Founded in 2010, West Hollywood-based online entertainment network), has raised a new $18 million round led by Warner Bros , with participation from earlier investors Google Venture, Redpoint Ventures, and MK Capital. Connectikpeople.co recalls that, Machinima is a network for gamers. Machinima has raised nearly $70 million in funding to date.

DigitalOcean (Founded in 2011, New York-based cloud hosting service) has raised $37 million in a Series A round led by Andreessen Horowitz with participation from previous investors IA Ventures and CrunchFund. This startup provides inexpensive and scalable virtual private servers for developers, offering walkthroughs and tutorials to simplify the configuration process. DigitalOcean will put the new funds toward product development and expanding its user base.

General Assembly (Founded in 2011, New York-based education network), has raised a $35 million Series C round led by Institutional Venture Partners with participation from GSV Capital, Rethink Education, and Western Technology Investment. With 8 physical campuses, General Assembly is a school for digital business and teaches skills like coding, design, and marketing to over 100,000 students. General Assembly has raised nearly $50 million to date and plans to use the new fund to build additional campuses and develop teaching programs for enterprise.