Here’s this week’s startup funding recap:
1. Exowatt, led by Hannan Parvizian, has raised a $20 million Seed funding round. Exowatt provides a modular energy platform designed to power energy-intensive data centers.
2. Nominal, led by Cameron McCord, has raised both a $7.5M Seed + a $20M Series A funding round. Nominal provides a comprehensive data analysis platform and modern workflows specifically tailored to the needs of engineering teams that develop, validate, and monitor hardware to allow for rapid and accurate review of test data and the validation of critical systems.
3. Campus, led by Tade Oyerinde, has raised a $23 million Series A extension round. Campus is on a mission to maximize access to a world-class education.
4. Prime Intellect, led by Vincent Weisser, has raised a $5.5 million Seed funding round. Prime Intellect is a decentralized AI platform and protocol giving access to compute and intelligence.
5. HighByte, led by Tony Paine, has raised a $12 million Series A funding round. HighByte is an industrial software company that has developed an Industrial DataOps software solution, HighByte Intelligence Hub, that enables manufacturers to merge, prepare, and deliver modeled industrial data to and from IT systems without writing or maintaining code.
6. Clarity Pediatrics, led by Christina LaMontagne, has raised a $10 million Seed funding round. Clarity Pediatrics provides pediatric chronic care, starting with ADHD.
7. Auxa Health, led by Monica Chopra, has raised a $5.2M Seed funding round. Auxa Health is a care management co-pilot that supports benefit navigation.
8. Summer Health, led by Ellen DaSilva, has raised a $11.65M Series A funding round. Summer Health is a text-based companion to a family’s primary pediatrician, removing the need for unnecessary visits and serving as support anytime and anywhere.
9. Nooks, led by Dan Lee, has raised a $22 million Series A funding round. Nooks provides a platform for sales teams prospecting over the phone.
10. Chemix, led by Kaixiang Lin, has raised a $20 million Series A funding round. Chemix is an EV battery developer that uses GenAI.
11. Radical, led by James Thomas, has raised a $4.5 million Seed funding round. Radical makes high altitude solar-powered aircraft engineered to operate autonomously in the stratosphere, flying over targeted areas for months without the need to land.
12. Anon, led by Daniel Mason, has raised a $6.5 million Seed funding round. Anon is building the infrastructure to unlock the potential of AI applications by providing a secure way for billions of agents to authenticate and operate across the internet.
13. Alaffia Health, led by TJ Ademiluyi, has raised a $10 million Series A funding round. Alaffia Health is a healthtech company that uses machine learning and AI to proactively eliminate provider fraud, waste, and abuse in healthcare claims.
14. Dripos, led by Jack Pawlik, has raised a $11 million Series A funding round. Dripos provides a software platform for coffee shops to operate their business.
15. Sublime Security, led by Josh Kamdjou, has raised a $20 million Series A funding round. Sublime Security provides an AI-powered, programmable cloud email security platform that detects and blocks attacks like business email compromise (BEC), malware/ransomware, credential phishing, and more.
16. Amplifier Security, led by Shreyas Sadalgi, has raised a $3.3 million Seed funding round. Amplifier Security utilizes AI-powered technology to enable security teams to modernize their approach.
17. Dropzone AI, led by Edward Wu, has raised a $16.85 million Series A funding round. Dropzone AI delivers pre-trained autonomous AI analysts that work alongside human analysts on security operations teams.
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