Data confidentiality start-up with HQ in Ireland raises €5.35m in funding round 

Oblivious is focused on confidential computing aimed at building tools to allow data scientists and machine learning models to work on sensitive data while enforcing confidentiality constraints
Data confidentiality start-up with HQ in Ireland raises €5.35m in funding round 

(Left to right) Oblivious founders Robert Pisarczyk and Jack Fitzsimons have extensive background in computer engineering, data science, machine learning, and cryptography.

Dublin-based tech start-up Oblivious has raised €5.35m in funding as it seeks to develop new software tools to allow secure access to confidential data.

This funding round was led by Cavalry Ventures, a Berlin-based early-stage venture capital fund. It was joined by a range of supporting European and US-based venture capitalists and angel investors including Act VC, Atlantic Bridge, Firestreak Ventures, Expeditions Fund and Hustle Fund.

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