After fintech, the sector that has attracted the most funding so far this year is health tech, with £2.7bn raise, and then enterprise software, with £1.3bn. The biggest fundraising rounds in Oxford were all related to health: Exscientia, an AI drug discovery company, raised £379m; Oxford Nanopore, which develops genetic sequencing products, raised £195m; and Vaccitech, a biotech company, raised £121m Read more: UK's Oxford Nanopore plans £2.5bn float on London Stock Exchange "It's been yet another record-breaking year, with new start-ups launching to tackle challenges posed by the pandemic," said digital secretary Nadine Dorries. "As digital secretary, I'm going to push our pro-tech agenda to even greater heights and make sure every corner of the UK benefits from the tech revolution." London is now home to 71 unicorns. After London, the city which has attracted the most in venture capitalist funding so far this year is Oxford, followed by Bristol, Birmingham and Cambridge.