We tracked 10 startup acquisitions announced between 2–8 March 2026, across 3 regions. Only 1 disclosed a price, adding up to $269m; the rest kept terms private, which is normal for venture-backed exits.
The largest was RadNet’s $269m purchase of Gleamer, which had raised $58m.
Healthtech & bio accounted for 3 deals and North America for 5.
Thursday, 5 March 2026
Photo: Gabriela Cybulska / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0Consumer & media · North AmericaNetflix acquires Ben Affleck's AI post-production startup InterPositiveBloomberg later reported that Netflix could pay up to $600 million for the 16-person company, with part of the money tied to performance targets, which would make it one of the largest deals in Netflix's history.
Photo: Kyu3a / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0Consumer & media · EuropeOura acquires Helsinki gesture-control startup DoublepointThe smart-ring maker, valued at about $11 billion, bought a seed-funded Finnish team whose software reads small hand movements, as it bets that the next phase of wearable AI will mix voice and gestures.Wednesday, 4 March 2026
Photo: Cyril Fresillon/CC IN2P3/CNRS Images / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0Enterprise software · North AmericaNasuni acquires Resilio, the file sync company spun out of BitTorrentNasuni bought the company behind the enterprise version of BitTorrent Sync to give office, remote and hybrid workers fast access to shared files without relying on VPNs or extra hardware.
Image: EveryDay LabsEdtech · North AmericaNewsela acquires attendance startup EveryDay Labs weeks after buying SchoolyticsEveryDay Labs, which says it has helped more than 4,000 schools prevent 3.1 million student absences, becomes part of Schoolytics by Newsela, the student data platform Newsela bought in January.
Monday, 2 March 2026
Photo: Alex Proimos / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0Healthtech & bio · EuropeRadNet buys Paris radiology AI company Gleamer for up to €230 millionThe all-cash deal, worth about $269 million including a post-closing milestone, folds Gleamer's X-ray AI into RadNet's DeepHealth unit, where X-ray makes up almost a quarter of RadNet's imaging volume.
Photo: Markus Spiske from Forchheim, Bavaria Upper Franconia / Wikimedia Commons, CC0Enterprise software · EuropeAvalara acquires Manchester AI integration startup VersoriVersori had been an Avalara customer before the tax compliance company approached it about a sale; its 23 staff and both founders are joining, and the business will run as Versori, by Avalara.
Photo: 褒忠國中 雲端網 / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0Healthtech & bio · North AmericaMyFitnessPal acquires Cal AI, the calorie-counting app built by two teenagersBuilt by two high school friends, Cal AI passed 15 million downloads in under two years; MyFitnessPal kept all seven employees and will run the app as a standalone product.
Photo: HAHN Group / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0Commerce & marketing · EuropeOnetag acquires Milan interactive ad format startup AryelAryel's immersive ad formats, popular with luxury, beauty and fashion brands, will be built into Onetag's programmatic exchange across more than 50,000 placements.
Photo: Des Blenkinsopp / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0Developer tools · IsraelServiceNow acquires Israeli AI observability startup TraceloopTraceloop, the Y Combinator-backed maker of the open-source OpenLLMetry framework, will become part of ServiceNow's AI Control Tower; Calcalist estimated the price at $60-80 million.