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Travis Bond's Florida company reported seven investors and a $7.9M offering target; the filing records money sold, not a completed round.

Founder Albert Bou Fadel's Miami-based construction timekeeping company reported three investors in a September SEC filing.

Updata Partners led Go.AI's round to expand on-premises AI hardware and software; its Chicago founders met as accounting professor and student.

Co-founder Alex Biland is planning a Houston pilot facility; the debt-and-warrant offering first recorded a sale in May 2025.

The offering follows FDA clearance for MediBot, a hand-held laparoscopic needle driver controlled by the surgeon at the bedside.

Balderton led the Belgian startup's Series A as it expands an AI-built applicant-tracking and CRM platform into the US and Asia-Pacific.

The proposed pre-money valuation sits 53% above the $5.55B mark Legora announced in March, as its CEO reports more than $200M in annual recurring revenue.

Bessemer and Y Combinator backed the GitHub Actions startup, which charges for runner time while customers pay their own model providers.

Smash Capital led the Series B as Firecrawl launched Alexandria, a single interface for specialized datasets from 100-plus sources.

Atum wants settlement providers to compete for stablecoin payments while it issues no currency, operates no blockchain and takes no custody of customer funds.

The Stanford spinout says its data-service pivot lifted annualized revenue run-rate from $20M to $350M in a year.

Emergence Capital led the Series B; Verda says it is worth at least $1B and plans more than 250 MW of operations in 2027.

Eclipse built the five-month-old startup with former Meta AI executive Amir Frenkel, then led a round packed with industrial and AI operators.

The April financing funds a virtual finance employee for invoices, purchase orders and lender draws; Kos does not construct data centers.

Augustus Doricko's El Segundo startup will use the Series B to expand atmospheric research and lower the cost of producing freshwater from clouds.

Foundation Capital led the seed round for Joseph Zhang and Sophia Kim's platform, which pairs digital pack openings with physical trading cards.

The former xAI and Google staffer is forming Moir around online identity proof; Bloomberg says the financing talks remain prospective.

Metris Energy is moving beyond solar with Metria AI, a human-supervised operations agent, and plans to expand into Germany, wind and CHP.

Balderton led the equity round after Unit1 moved a KT Tunstall showcase between London venues; the financing split remains undisclosed.

Vitruvian led Angle Health's announced $200M Series C, while a separate $400M tender will provide shareholder liquidity. The transaction is expected to close later in September.

John Kuolt is turning the former UP.Labs into an acquisition pipeline for industrial customers including Porsche, Alaska Airlines and J.B. Hunt.

The reactor developer previously reported $11.4M sold across three 2025 offerings and remains in NRC pre-application work.

Joe Doyle's energy-to-compute venture began the raise on August 21st, nearly four weeks before its public launch.

The filing includes $7.4M in converted securities, leaves about $13M unsold and does not identify the investors.