London consumer tech brand raises $50m in Series A extension
A London-based consumer tech brand has announced it has completed a Series A extension of $50m from strategic and private investors.
The fund will be used towards research and development in preparation for the brand’s entry into Snapdragon®’s mobile platform.
Carl Pei, CEO and co-founder of Nothing, said: “The successful launch of our first product, ear (1), proved that there is room for a new challenger brand to emerge and disrupt today’s sea of sameness. Users deserve better products that are simpler to use, accessible, yet look amazing.”
“Seamless connectivity is paramount to achieving our vision of a future without barriers between people and technology. We look forward to working alongside Qualcomm Technologies and our strategic investors to achieve Nothing’s next phase of growth.”
Enrico Salvatori, senior vice-president and president of Qualcomm Europe/MEA, said: “We are excited to help Nothing bring to life its highly anticipated ecosystem of tech products.”
“By combining the power and efficiency of Snapdragon mobile platforms with 5G connectivity across many different categories of devices, we are fostering the development of innovative products that are intended to benefit consumers and deliver richer, more immersive experiences.”
Nothing launched ear (1), a wireless earphones range, in August 2021 and, within two months, shipped over 100,000 units. It is the first device in the company’s line of connected tech products.
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