General Compute
$100millionSeries A
“General Compute is betting on inference chips from outside the Nvidia ecosystem.” (TechCrunch)
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Young AI companies by kind$100millionSeries A
“General Compute is betting on inference chips from outside the Nvidia ecosystem.” (TechCrunch)
Read the report$30M
“the AI companion designed to help people manage their daily lives, navigate relationships and emotions” (TechCrunch)
Investors named: Union Square Ventures, Khosla Ventures, Homebrew
Read the report$1.5B
“a chip startup focused on inference” (TechCrunch)
Investors named: Trace Capital (co-lead), Innovation X (co-lead), Cadence Ventures, Eclipse, Fidelity, SanDisk, T. Rowe Price
Read the report$45MEquity
“Holyvolt’s Discovery Engine connects proprietary AI models to automated labs that build and test real battery cells” (Holyvolt, company-reported)
Read the report$44M
“a private messenger with AI that wants to help companies communicate with their staff” (TechCrunch)
Investors named: Bessemer, Lightspeed, The Garage, Nir Zohar, Yoram Tietz
Read the report$25MAll-equity strategic round
“AI-powered approach to producing specialty chemicals and critical materials” (TechCrunch)
Investors named: Hitachi Ventures (lead), Henkel, Teknor Apex, Accel India, Bertelsmann India Investments, Omnivore, 3one4 Capital
Read the report$42MSeed and Series A
“which helps companies gain context, risk analysis, visibility, and control over how their employees use AI tools” (TechCrunch)
Investors named: TLV Partners (seed lead), Armis founders, Jump Capital (Series A lead), Skinos, Ansa Capital
Read the report$26MMultiple rounds (not named)
“The app aims to provide real-time intelligence and insights to people by listening to them all the time.” (TechCrunch)
Investors named: Luminous Ventures (lead)
Read the report$62MSeed and Series A
“a startup that leases its devices to warehouses under a monthly “robots as a service” model” (Fortune)
Read the reportOver $500M
“Manus makes AI products and agents similar to what companies like Cursor, Lovable, and Replit offer.” (TechCrunch)
Investors named: Boyu Capital (co-lead), IDG Capital (co-lead), Tencent, HSG, ZhenFund
Read the report$30M
“an AI-native software startup that helps lenders originate mortgages” (TechCrunch)
Investors named: Conversion Capital (lead), Pennymac, New American Funding, Citi Ventures, Andreessen Horowitz
Read the report$200MSeries B
“People enter prompts or request vibe-coded projects and then rate which model does it better.” (TechCrunch)
Read the report$60MSeries B
“a startup that collects and analyzes human motion data to train humanoid robots and other kinds of robots” (TechCrunch)
Investors named: Sequoia (lead), Nvidia, M12
Read the report$90MSeries B ($1.5B valuation)
“the startup developing the open source Hermes Agent” (TechCrunch)
Investors named: Robot Ventures (lead), Nvidia, Union Square Ventures, Menlo Ventures, Samsung, 1789 Capital
Read the report$38MSeed and Series A
“a startup building an AI platform that reads patient records to identify patients at risk of undiagnosed illnesses” (TechCrunch)
Read the report$255.5MSeries B ($2.5B valuation)
“Armadin is offering enterprises a new kind of always-on security by reimagining defense testing for the AI era.” (TechCrunch)
Investors named: Andreessen Horowitz (co-lead), Accel (co-lead), Bain Capital Ventures, Redpoint, 8VC, Ballistic Ventures, Google Ventures, In-Q-Tel, Kleiner Perkins, Menlo Ventures
Read the report$55MSeries B extension
“AI security startup” (TechCrunch)
Investors named: AT&T (venture arm), Forestay, Quadrille Capital
Read the report$350M
“EliseAI, founded in 2017, automates administrative and operational work for housing and healthcare companies.” (TechCrunch)
Investors named: Andreessen Horowitz (co-lead), Bessemer Venture Partners (co-lead)
Read the report$1BSeries C ($10B valuation)
“When asked to perform a task, Instinct uses its own phone number and computer.” (TechCrunch)
Investors named: Sequoia Capital, Benchmark Capital, Coatue
Read the report$25M
“uses an array of small models to offer enterprises transcription, emotional analysis, deepfake and AI music detection” (TechCrunch)
Investors named: Future Ventures (lead), Hyperplane, Lakestar
Read the report$3.36BConvertible note
“British AI neocloud” (TechCrunch)
Investors named: Third Point (lead), Nvidia ($1B)
Read the report$350MSeries E ($3.5B valuation)
“a startup that helps AI labs and corporations build training datasets and simulated environments” (TechCrunch)
Investors named: Insight Partners (co-lead), S32 (co-lead), Addition, Lightspeed, Greylock, GV, Wells Fargo
Read the report$270M
“providing a cybersecurity layer for physical AI — an evolution of its initial focus on IoT” (TechCrunch)
Investors named: Headline (lead)
Read the report$550M
“the legal AI startup that VCs can’t get enough of” (TechCrunch)
Investors named: Diffusion (co-lead), Lightspeed Venture Partners (co-lead)
Read the report€3B (about $3.58B)Series D
“its go-to-market strategy is more focused on helping governments and corporations leverage AI” (TechCrunch)
Investors named: Samsung Electronics (lead), Scaleup Europe Fund (EQT-managed, co-lead), PSG Equity (co-lead), a16z, Nvidia, Salesforce Ventures, Advent, BlackRock, Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
Read the report$100MSeries B
“makes tools to protect AI models, agents, and workflows from adversarial attacks, vulnerabilities, and malicious code” (TechCrunch)
Investors named: Delta-v Capital (lead), Ten Eleven Ventures, Morgan Stanley, M12, Booz Allen Hamilton
Read the report$550MSeries C ($5B valuation)
“Wonderful now offers a platform, dubbed “Wonderful AI OS,” which it says can coordinate and connect agents” (TechCrunch)
Investors named: Insight Partners (lead), Index Ventures, IVP, Vine Ventures, 9Yards, Bessemer Venture Partners, Salesforce
Read the report$6M
“a Boston-based AI startup that provides real-time policy guidance to officers in the field” (TechCrunch)
Investors named: SignalFire (co-lead), Las Olas VC (co-lead)
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