Quantenna adds new funds for wireless video chips
Quantenna, maker of chipsets used to improve video functionality in televisions and laptop, has added an unspecified amount to its third round of funding, which previously amounted to $13.8 million.
Based in Fremont, Calif., the company has now raised $44 million to date ($2 million more than it reported having in April), according to VentureWire. Its backers include Grazia Equity, Sequoia Capital, Sigma Partners, Southern Cross Venture Partners and Venrock.
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