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In this issue:
- The Chinese subsidiaries of U.S. VC firms investing in space tech
- ispace eyes April lunar landing
- News from Rocket Lab, United Launch Alliance and more
As tensions build, Silicon Valley’s Chinese affiliates invest in sensitive space tech
Over at TC+, I have a new story about some outbound U.S. space investing. According to data reviewed by TechCrunch, Chinese subsidiaries of American venture capital firms are investing money from U.S.-based funds into Chinese space startups, even as the Pentagon warns of Beijing’s growing activity in the space arena.
The data, collected by PitchBook, includes information on past limited partners and investments of the Chinese units of Sequoia Capital, Matrix Partners and Light...
