Funded Artificial Intelligence Startups in Cambridge
The 50 most recently funded AI startups in Cambridge span two distinct ecosystems: Cambridge, Massachusetts — anchored by the MIT and Harvard research corr…
The 50 most recently funded AI startups in Cambridge span two distinct ecosystems: Cambridge, Massachusetts — anchored by the MIT and Harvard research corridor — and Cambridge, Cambridgeshire in the United Kingdom. Cambridge MA accounts for roughly 31 of the 50 entries and holds the three largest disclosed rounds: Suno's $250M Series C in November 2025, OpenEvidence's $210M Series B in July 2025, and Lila Sciences' $115M Series A in October 2025. Cambridge UK contributes 19 entries, led by Luminance's $75M Series C in February 2025.
Life sciences and healthcare AI appear across both geographies — Anumana, Healx, Qureight, Cydar Medical, and Ceretype Neuromedicine reflect the biotech infrastructure rooted in both cities' university ecosystems. Legal AI (Luminance, Marveri), autonomous systems (Pickle Robot, ISEE), and clinical decision support (OpenEvidence, Overjet) round out the vertical mix. Fifteen of the 50 entries carry 2025 round dates, with disclosed amounts spanning Marveri's $4M Seed to Suno's $250M Series C.
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What are the largest disclosed rounds among Cambridge AI startups in this dataset?
Suno leads at $250M Series C (November 2025, Cambridge MA), followed by OpenEvidence at $210M Series B (July 2025, Cambridge MA) and Lila Sciences at $115M Series A (October 2025, Cambridge MA). The largest Cambridge UK raise is Luminance's $75M Series C from February 2025, with Overjet ($53M, March 2024) and Pickle Robot ($50M Series B, November 2024) also among the top disclosed figures on the Cambridge MA side.
How do the Cambridge MA and Cambridge UK clusters compare in this dataset?
Cambridge MA accounts for approximately 31 of the 50 entries and dominates the largest rounds, with three companies exceeding $100M in 2025 alone. Cambridge UK contributes 19 entries with a heavier concentration of Seed-stage rounds; Luminance's $75M Series C is the only Cambridge UK raise above $20M in the dataset.
Which application verticals appear most frequently?
Life sciences, biotech, and healthcare AI form the largest cluster — Healx, Anumana, Lila Sciences, Qureight, Cydar Medical, Ceretype Neuromedicine, Shift Bioscience, and Biobot Analytics all operate in this space. Legal AI (Luminance, Marveri), autonomous systems (Pickle Robot, ISEE, RoboK), and clinical decision support (OpenEvidence, Overjet) each represent smaller but distinct groupings.
What funding stages are most represented?
Seed rounds account for 14 entries, making it the most common labeled stage in the dataset, followed by Series A and Series B with six entries each. Fifteen additional entries are listed as Series Unknown where the stage was not disclosed; three companies — Suno, Luminance, and Anumana — have reached Series C.
How much of the Cambridge AI funding activity in this dataset is from 2025?
Fifteen of the 50 entries carry 2025 round dates, ranging from Suno's $250M Series C in November to RoboK's $1M raise in January. The 2025 cohort includes three rounds above $100M and spans both Cambridges, with Hiverge ($5M Seed) and AnthroTek ($2M Seed) among the Cambridge UK entries from that year.
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