Kirkland & Ellis represented certain investment funds advised by Apax Partners in their $100 million investment in RapidSOS, the public safety AI company, bringing RapidSOS’s total capital raised to over $450 million. The funding comes as RapidSOS recently crossed one billion emergencies supported. RapidSOS HARMONY, the first purpose-built AI for public safety, is designed to save critical time by automatically detecting emergencies, unifying real-time data and video streams, and coordinating a faster, more effective response.
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