Gallatin AI Raises $50 Million to Expand Military Supply Forecasting Software
The El Segundo startup, whose Navigator platform is used by the Army and Air Force, will spend the Series A on more AI features and engineers.
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The El Segundo startup, whose Navigator platform is used by the Army and Air Force, will spend the Series A on more AI features and engineers.
Lightspeed and Khosla led the Series B after the Berkeley-born ranking site lifted its revenue run rate to $100 million from $30 million in January.
The year-old startup more than tripled its valuation in three months, while U.K. trapped-ion maker Universal Quantum closed a Series A of more than $100 million.
Boyu Capital and IDG Capital led the AI agent startup's first round since regulators unwound its $2 billion deal with Meta, with Tencent also investing.
The open-source AI lab says its Hermes Agent drives about 2.5% of global token use and expects annualized revenue to pass $100 million by year-end.
The startup founded by former SpaceX avionics engineers wants railroads to win back freight trips under 500 miles that now go by truck.
The Palo Alto startup's Series B values it at $1.5 billion and brings in AMD Ventures as it targets semiconductor thermal analysis before vehicles and aircraft.
The deal pushes Uber Eats from single meals into office group orders, a market ezCater built over 19 years and more than $2.5 billion in annual bookings.
The Dutch offensive security startup, now at $65 million in total funding, plans to grow in the U.S. and across Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
Backed by a consortium of 11 blockchain-focused fintech firms, the startup wants contributors to sign their data and earn each time AI developers use it.
The inference chipmaker raised at $21 billion only weeks ago; unsolicited bids now value it at roughly double that or more, TechCrunch reports.
Most of the $40 million round went to buying stock from current and former staff, and the German robot maker's CEO has moved to San Francisco to push U.S. growth.
The firm that made an early bet on Anthropic joined the AI coding startup's $5 billion round, a public show of support after last week's fight over a board adviser.
Barrett Lyon's Miami startup runs its own DNS root, certificate authority and 196 private top-level domains to keep agents away from malicious sites.
The robot-autonomy software developer would be worth five times its August 2025 valuation, and its revenue and contracts have reached $135 million.
The Postgres company is betting that coding agents will need vast numbers of small, instantly created databases, and it is adding a SQLite-based engine to supply them.
Seven months after its public launch, the Mandiant founder's startup is valued above $2.5 billion and says its agents already run attack campaigns for Fortune 500 and government customers.
Chris Degnan, Snowflake’s longtime revenue chief, denies sharing secrets and says he resigned before joining the rival AI coding startup as its CRO.
The AI voice company's second employee tender doubles its February price and comes with new usage figures, but still no revenue total.
The Medal spinout's valuation has nearly tripled since June, though its MIRA model is still a research demo limited to a single game.
The property and healthcare automation company says it passed $200 million in annual recurring revenue and plans a second engineering hub in San Francisco.
AT&T Ventures led the round, which more than doubled the New York startup's valuation in seven months as agent-security vendors multiply.
The Tel Aviv startup, led by a former Wiz engineer, uses an endpoint sensor to tell when an AI agent rather than an employee is acting under a login.