Funding — Page 11

Scale Venture Partners led the round, about six and a half months after Namespace announced $23M in combined seed and Series A funding.

Andreessen Horowitz did not disclose the round's size or valuation; founder Sigil Wen is building Underdog around a privacy problem he experienced firsthand.

The Houston energy company reported sales to 11 investors in an offering that began September 18th, without naming backers or describing a product.

Suite Studios' Form D, filed October 2nd, reports $12,999,986 sold to 10 investors; it names neither investors nor a lead.

The Irvine robotics startup's proposed financing would lift its valuation fivefold from 2025, but the deal has not formally closed.

GIC led the round, four months after Supabase's $500M Series F. Supabase says agents or AI-driven tools create 70% of its new databases.

Two Form D notices filed October 1st report fully sold offerings of $8.28M and $8.68M by Prevalence Holdings, which the source material identifies as Precise.ai's parent. AdExchanger had reported a $7M seed round in June; the filings do not explain how that figure relates to the two offering totals.

Zenithon says it will spend the financing on hiring and compute. Tech.eu's September 30th report does not state when the round was announced or closed.

Co-led by Long Journey Ventures and Abstract Ventures, the round backs Zach Zelner's plan to build customer intelligence from brands' existing order data.

Founder Tapa Ghosh says its A-1 system could run models above 20 trillion parameters; first customer deliveries are planned for 2027.

The Series A, led by Andreessen Horowitz, accompanies doxx.net's open beta of networking tools that let people and agents configure private connections.

TechCrunch reported on October 1st that Photon had $4.5 million in seed funding co-led by Gradient and A*. The report did not establish when the round was announced or closed. Photon says it has more than 40,000 developer sign-ups and revenue grew 10x over four months.

Armadin's $255.5M Series B brings its disclosed funding to $445M, with Andreessen Horowitz and Accel co-leading.

The El Segundo startup says it has served more than 50 space and defense companies since launching its nationally licensed brokerage in May.

The filings record $122.6M sold in September and $48.6M in April, while recent reporting put its Series B at $140M including debt.

CEO Hang Huang's September 29th post pitches serverless compute and isolated environment branches; the service lists a free tier and a $20 monthly minimum for Pro.

The Medal spinout names six backers and opens an early-access list for models trained on gameplay video paired with controller actions.

Three Form Ds cover two equity offerings and an option-related sale; the filings name directors but disclose no valuation or purchasers.

Founders Jeff Bonwick and Mike Shapiro began iodyne to bring enterprise-style storage to creative teams; the SEC filing names two investors but not their identities.

Sequoia, Benchmark and Coatue joined Noah Shinn's Series C as Instinct expands an assistant built to handle calls, bookings and other everyday tasks.

Overlord Labs' extension brings disclosed funding to $10M as co-founders Richard Nicholson and Carlos Rodriguez move GENESIS from working silicon toward customer validation.

Forbes attributed its September 26th report to two people familiar with the financing; CB Insights separately lists a September 4th Series B-IV and a July valuation of $4B. The supplied material does not establish whether the records describe the same financing.

Sara Du, the Alloy Automation co-founder, wants agents inside team conversations; Accel, Index Ventures and Emergence Capital backed the financing.

Bloomberg says Graepel is seeking tens of millions from initial backers, with a possible later tranche in the hundreds of millions; neither is reported closed.