Element Labs snags $2M for large video displays
Element Labs, maker of massive light-emitting diode video displays used for concerts and other major events, has brought in $2 million of an expected $2.8 million round of equity, debt and rights, according to VentureWire. Based in Santa Clara, Calif., the company previous raised $12.75 in a first round of funding in 2007 from Expansion Capital Partners, Gold Hill Capital and Sierra Ventures.
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