Kano, the UK startup that enables anyone to build and code their own computer, has raised $15 million in growth capital. TechCrunch reported the news of the funding, which comes from Jim Breyer of Silicon Valley VC firm Breyer Capital, Collaborative Fund and Jim O’Neill, former chairman of Goldman Sachs Asset Management.
Kano is also offering regular Joes like you and me the chance to invest in the round, via the Quire equity crowd-funding platform — with up to $500,000 available for community backers.
The latter move is particularly interesting, given that Kano earlier raised $1.5 million on Kickstarter.
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