Market-research firm AlphaSense raises about $350 million in a new funding round, which brings its valuation to roughly $7.5 billion—nearly double its prior level, according to reports. The funding round includes participation from investors such as Accenture and JPMorgan’s asset-management unit, as cited by The Wall Street Journal. Channel NewsAsia similarly reports that AlphaSense’s valuation reaches $7.5 billion following the transaction, describing the increase as close to a doubling. Across the sources, there are no differing claims about the valuation figure or the headline amount raised, though details beyond the investors named by the Wall Street Journal are not provided in the excerpts. The reports also do not specify whether the round involves primary capital raised from the company, secondary shares from existing holders, or a mix of both. Overall, the coverage centers on the size of the raise and the resulting valuation milestone for the firm.