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Enter Mendel, which wants to organize, share and exchange medical data after it ingests and cleans it up. And, as you can imagine, most of the data that off-gases from the medical world is unstructured and generally a mess.

Mendel raises $18M to structure unstructured medical data: Every industry creates lots of data these days, but the medical industry sweats data like a first-time Peloton user.

Briq told TechCrunch that its annual recurring revenue grew by 200% in the last year. But with market scuttlebutt indicating that Tiger is content to pour capital into companies with diminutive revenues, it’s hard to say. Normally a $30 million check would give us a good feel for how big Briq’s revenue base is today. Today Briq, a startup that provides fintech solutions to construction companies, announced that Tiger Global has led a $30 million round into its business.

Briq raises its construction-focused fintech service : The recent implosion of construction-unicorn Katerra is not stopping venture investment in its market.

It can also be fuel-sipping to a degree, making it a tech that could help satellites and other heavenly bodies enjoy long service lives. Astra, a space launch upstart that is pursuing a SPAC-led IPO, is buying Apollo Fusion, which is focused on what TechCrunch described as “electric propulsion.” So not fusion, sadly, but electric propulsion is a key space technology that allows satellites, for example, to move around while in orbit.

Astra buys Apollo Fusion : This is a fun one.

That’s good news for the company, we suppose, but also potentially big news for India’s larger startup and venture capital scene. Paytm is going public: Noida, India-based Paytm, the most valuable startup in the country, will go public, it told employees recently.Much like the AI market is cleaving along geopolitical fault lines, in time, more countries are going to want to have domestic chip-fab capabilities as a form of self-reliance. Like the news today that Bosch opened a $1.2 billion chip manufacturing facility in Germany. The global chip shortage: The global chip shortage won’t lift until late next year, meaning that we’re likely going to see investment in new chip-fab capacity.More below but iOS 15, SharePlay and iCloud+ are obvious standouts. Apple’s keynote lucre: Apple’s keynote today was the usual affair of animation, on-screen text, musicals, and lots and lots of news.Here’s a teardown of the Babylon Health SPAC deal. Including all of you interested in finance. Today we have something for everyone! - Alex But the startup market was just as busy, thankfully, with some fascinating funding rounds, acquisitions and more to parse through. Today was the kickoff of Apple’s developer conference, WWDC, meaning that the TechCrunch crew was super busy all day and that we have an ocean of news from Cupertino for you to enjoy. To get a roundup of TechCrunch’s biggest and most important stories delivered to your inbox every day at 3 p.m.