Neko Health, a body-scanning startup founded by Spotify co-founder Daniel Ek, raises $700 million in a new funding round, according to multiple reports. The company’s valuation rises to roughly $7 billion, described as an increase of about fourfold from earlier levels. The investment is part of Neko Health’s plan to expand into the United States, with reporting indicating the company is preparing to head to New York. Backers named across sources include Mark Zuckerberg, Maria Sharapova, and will.i.am. The articles also describe Neko Health’s approach to body scanning and its targeting of markets where healthcare coverage reduces barriers to access, leading to large numbers of people waiting to use the service. Financial Times frames the round as a major step for the company’s US push, while The Next Web highlights the scale of the valuation and the involvement of high-profile supporters. All accounts focus on the funding amount, the valuation jump, and the company’s intention to grow operations in the US.