Trace Machina, a leading Bay Area-based startup developing simulation infrastructure for safety-critical technologies, today announced a $4.7 million seed round and an open-source tool called NativeLink.
Freshfields is representing Trace Machina. The Freshfields team included partner Scott Blumenkranz, senior associate Shira Oyserman, associate Ariana Negron and senior paralegal Susie Morasci. Partner Menachem Kaplan and senior associate Daniel Spencer provided advice on intellectual property-related matters. Partner Christine Lyon advised on data privacy matters.
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