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Puneet Puri and Vishal Dugar are starting with solar farms, where Gritt says its retrofit systems have placed tens of thousands of panels without breakage.

The 10-month-old Munich company is betting factories need deployment software and task data before they need another robot model.

Colossal, the five-year-old firm behind projects to “resurrect” extinct species, is building out revenue streams through conservation tech and multiple spin-off ventures.

The scholastic esports operator has disclosed $10.1 million in securities sales since July 2025 while absorbing four rival platforms.

The Cincinnati-based sports data firm, spun out of Pro Football Focus's global soccer business, closed its equity offering to five investors weeks after PFF's enterprise arm sold for over $100M.

The San Francisco-based startup, founded by former Google Brain engineer Jeremy Nixon, secured $15 million at a $100 million post-money valuation to scale its 'Ignition' platform, aiming to accelerate AI chip development beyond NVIDIA's CUDA.

The Israeli defense technology firm, founded by former IDF reconnaissance officers, attracted its first outside capital after over two decades of bootstrapping, coinciding with a new U.S. defense contract.

Ursa Space Systems began selling the equity financing on March 27th; the filing omits the investors, valuation and round label.

The financing began in September 2025, and the SEC filing shows $600,000 remains available from a $2 million target.

Former SentinelOne operators Nick Warner and Shlomi Salem built Neo with Eran Shirazi, backed by a16z, Bessemer, Craft and Merlin.

Raphael Eder and Dr Lukas Ballo plan to use the funding to turn repeatable infrastructure-planning workflows into product modules, though customers, terms and independent benchmarks were not disclosed.

Kleiner Perkins and NEA co-led the round at a $2.6B valuation, five times CuspAI's September 2025 valuation.

Meshy topped a 10 billion yuan post-money valuation as IDG Capital, Matrix Partners China and Monolith joined the Series B.

01.AI is seeking fresh capital as Lee turns a foundation-model lab into a deployment-heavy enterprise AI business.

Khosla Ventures is backing Salar al Khafaji and Sebastiaan Visser's subcontractor model after more than 100 European structures.

The former PyTorch leader is valued at $17.5 billion on a bet that companies will customize their models while outsourcing the machinery underneath.

SJF Ventures led the Series A for Luyen Chou and Dirk Liebich's assessment startup, which is already grading culinary and clinical training work.

Seraphim Space counted $7.5B across 141 Q2 venture deals, with Blue Origin's reported $10B raise the next test of the market.

The former Ultrahuman hardware VP is backing a physical interface thesis after Dune, a three-key Mac keypad for workflows and agents.

The pre-seed turns a young quantum networking effort into a hardware bet on repeaters, memory devices and fibre links.

Founder Thomas Hendrix keeps voting control as the Oak Ridge fuel maker enters the NYSE with a smaller float than planned.

CRV led the round as the New York company expands from adviser compliance into a broader system of record for regulated firms.

Founders Fund and Khosla are backing Evan Burns and Jamie Seltzer's bet that statehouse reporting can become proprietary data for AI.

James Morris-Manuel is returning to proptech with a managed procurement service backed by Triple Point Ventures and a16z Scout Fund.