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This is a weekly feature that runs down the week鈥檚 top 10 announced funding rounds in the U.S. Check out last week鈥檚 biggest funding rounds here.

The pace of giant funding rounds slowed again this week. While there have been abundant headlines of late regarding huge financings in the works for AI unicorns, none formally closed in the past few days. Even so, we did see a number of good-sized deals announced in sectors including therapeutics, enterprise software, rare earth magnets and, yes, AI.

1. , $140M, arthritis treatment: Valencia, California-based SetPoint Medical, a developer of therapies for rheumatoid arthritis and other autoimmune conditions, that it raised $115 million in a Series D round, as well as $25 million in the second tranche of its Series C. and led the Series D.

2. , $74M, enterprise software: Titan, a startup focused on AI-enabled tools for IT services work, secured $74 million from . New York-based Titan also disclosed its acquisition of , a provider of IT and cybersecurity services for the financial sector.

3. , $65M, rare earth magnets: Vulcan Elements, a maker of rare earth magnets, picked up $65 million in Series A funding at a $250 million valuation. led the financing for the Durham, North Carolina, company, which currently has contracts to provide its magnets to the military.

4. , $61M, medical device: Milford, Massachusetts-based Reprieve Cardiovascular, a developer of a therapy for acute decompensated heart failure, $61 million in a Series B financing led by . Capital will go to support a clinical trial.

5. , $57M, authentication: Iselin, New Jersey-based 1Kosmos, a provider of passwordless authentication, raised $57 million in Series B funding, including a $10 million line of credit. and led the equity investment, while provided the debt financing.

6. , $50M, business software: FieldPulse, provider of a mobile-optimized software platform for managing field services teams for home services and other areas, closed on $50 million in Series C funding. led the financing for the Dallas-based company, which said its business more than doubled year over year.

7. , $44M, women鈥檚 health: Gameto, a startup working on stem cell-derived therapies for reproductive health and treatment of some menopause-related symptoms, raised $44 million in Series C funding. led the financing for the 5-year-old, Austin, Texas-based company.

8. (tied) , $40M, IT automation: San Francisco-based XOps, a startup working on technology to make IT operations more autonomous, that it has emerged from stealth with $40 million in funding. and co-led the financing.

8. (tied) , $40M, AI for manufacturing: Squint, a startup developing software to automate tasks in the manufacturing industry, closed on $40 million in Series B funding. and co-led the financing for the San Francisco company.

9. (tied) , $35M, marketing to AI: New York-based Profound, a startup developing a platform to market to AI 鈥渟uperintelligence鈥� rather than humans, raised $35 million in a Series B led by .

9. (tied) , $35M, longevity: Jocasta Neuroscience, a startup working on a self-described proprietary formulation of a longevity protein for treatment of conditions including cognitive impairment in neurodegenerative diseases, raised $35 million in Series A funding led by .

Methodology

We tracked the largest announced rounds in the 附近上门 database that were raised by U.S.-based companies for the period of Aug. 9-15. Although most announced rounds are represented in the database, there could be a small time lag as some rounds are reported late in the week.

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