Startup Funding News

Explore funding rounds, the companies behind them and the investors taking part.

Rounds
649
All time
Disclosed funding
$67B
533 disclosed amounts
Median round
$24M
Of disclosed amounts
649 rounds
Funding rounds
CompanyAmountRoundSectorCountryInvestorsAnnounced
RheoCartiHealthtech · SwitzerlandCompany profile

RheoCarti is developing titanium–hydrogel orthopedic implants designed to reproduce the low friction and shock absorption of natural joint cartilage.

RheoCarti is developing titanium–hydrogel orthopedic implants designed to reproduce the low friction and shock absorption of natural joint cartilage.

CHF 150KVenture Kick supportUndisclosedHardware, HealthtechSwitzerlandInvestors
Balwaan KrishiAgritech · IndiaCompany profile

Balwaan Krishi manufactures farm machinery for Indian farming conditions and sells it through dealers and ecommerce, supported by a service network.

Balwaan Krishi manufactures farm machinery for Indian farming conditions and sells it through dealers and ecommerce, supported by a service network.

₹1BSeries BHardware, AgritechIndiaInvestors
GraniteAI · DenmarkCompany profile

Granite builds sovereign AI cloud infrastructure that combines compute, storage, GPUs and agent orchestration in modular systems organizations can own or access as a network.

Granite builds sovereign AI cloud infrastructure that combines compute, storage, GPUs and agent orchestration in modular systems organizations can own or access as a network.

€4MFunding roundUndisclosedHardware, AIDenmarkInvestors
SiMa.aiAI · United StatesCompany profile

SiMa.ai builds a full-stack physical AI platform that combines purpose-built silicon and software to help developers deploy machine learning on real-world devices.

SiMa.ai builds a full-stack physical AI platform that combines purpose-built silicon and software to help developers deploy machine learning on real-world devices.

$150MSeries CSeries C+Hardware, AIUnited StatesInvestors
Yizhu TechnologyHardware · ChinaCompany profile

Yizhu Technology designs compute-in-memory chips for AI inference and post-training workloads.

Yizhu Technology designs compute-in-memory chips for AI inference and post-training workloads.

UndisclosedStrategic equity investmentUndisclosedHardwareChinaInvestors
Mesa QuantumHardware · United StatesCompany profile

Mesa Quantum develops miniature quantum sensors for navigation, precision timing and synchronisation in demanding operating environments.

Mesa Quantum develops miniature quantum sensors for navigation, precision timing and synchronisation in demanding operating environments.

$11.8MUndisclosedHardwareUnited StatesInvestors
Overlord Labs, Inc.Hardware · United StatesCompany profile

Designs battery-management chips for smart glasses, wearables and other devices with tightly constrained power budgets.

Designs battery-management chips for smart glasses, wearables and other devices with tightly constrained power budgets.

$4.4MSeed extensionSeedHardwareUnited StatesInvestors
Locus LockDefense tech · United StatesCompany profile

Locus Lock develops software-defined satellite-navigation receivers for aerospace, defence and autonomous systems operating in difficult signal environments.

Locus Lock develops software-defined satellite-navigation receivers for aerospace, defence and autonomous systems operating in difficult signal environments.

UndisclosedStrategic fundingUndisclosedHardware, Defense techUnited StatesInvestors
QambriaEnterprise software · SwitzerlandCompany profile

Qambria builds software that connects quantum processors to high-performance computing systems, helping developers run hybrid quantum-classical workloads with low-latency control.

Qambria builds software that connects quantum processors to high-performance computing systems, helping developers run hybrid quantum-classical workloads with low-latency control.

CHF 2MPre-seedHardware, Enterprise softwareSwitzerlandInvestors
PicoJoolHardware · United StatesCompany profile

PicoJool develops optical chips and transceiver modules for high-bandwidth, low-power connections in AI data centres.

PicoJool develops optical chips and transceiver modules for high-bandwidth, low-power connections in AI data centres.

$27.5MSeries AHardwareUnited StatesInvestors