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Multiply Labs raises $75M to optimize pharmaceutical manufacturing with robots

October 7

Multiply Labs Inc., a startup that develops automation equipment for drugmakers, has raised $75 million in funding. Prominent medical researcher Patrick Soon-Shiong led the deal.

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