Series D Funded Artificial Intelligence Startups
The largest disclosed Series D round in this AI set is Anysphere at $2.3B (2025-11-14), which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amounts of $1.5B (Fireworks…
The largest disclosed Series D round in this AI set is Anysphere at $2.3B (2025-11-14), which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amounts of $1.5B (Fireworks AI on 2026-07-16) and $1.0B (Cognition on 2026-05-27). The size distribution then tightens: after $1.0B, several rounds cluster around the $400M band (Suno 2026-06-03 at $400M, Replit 2026-03-11 at $400M, Lightmatter 2024-10-16 at $400M), with Groq at $640M (2024-08-05) acting as a mid-top outlier between the billion-dollar rounds and the $400M tier.
Geographically, the list is hub-concentrated: San Francisco appears 10 times, with New York (7) and Mountain View (4) next. Temporally, rounds span 2023-05-25 to 2026-07-16, and the most recent entry sits in mid-July 2026 (Fireworks AI, $1.5B). One outlier is the single undisclosed round (Kasisto on 2024-09-17), while the smallest disclosed amount is $10M for Scopio Labs (2025-07-24).
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Frequently asked
What does the largest disclosed Series D round look like versus the rest of this AI list?
Anysphere’s $2.3B Series D on 2025-11-14 is the clear top of the disclosed set, with only two other billion-scale rounds above $1B: Fireworks AI ($1.5B on 2026-07-16) and Cognition ($1.0B on 2026-05-27). After that, $640M (Groq on 2024-08-05) leads into a cluster around $400M (Suno 2026-06-03, Replit 2026-03-11, Lightmatter 2024-10-16).
Are any cities over-represented among these recently funded AI companies?
Yes. San Francisco is the dominant city with 10 entries, followed by New York with 7 and Mountain View with 4. Several entries are also concentrated in specific repeat hubs such as Redwood City (Fireworks AI on 2026-07-16 and Suki on 2024-10-10), both tied to the Bay Area pattern.
Which rounds fall closest to the most recent edge of the date range?
The list’s most recent round is Fireworks AI on 2026-07-16 at $1.5B, and the surrounding late-June to mid-July window includes Suno on 2026-06-03 ($400M) and Cognition on 2026-05-27 ($1.0B). Earlier than that, the page extends back to the oldest shown date, 2023-05-25 (BenchSci at $70M).
Is there a strong cluster in disclosed deal sizes, or do amounts stay widely spread?
Amounts are tiered rather than uniform. The top tier is the $1B+ group (Anysphere $2.3B; Fireworks AI $1.5B; Cognition $1.0B), followed by Groq at $640M, and then multiple entries at exactly $400M (Suno, Replit, Lightmatter). Below that, there are smaller disclosed rounds such as $250M (Decagon on 2026-01-28 and OpenEvidence on 2026-01-21).
Are there any notable outliers in disclosure status or deal size floors?
Disclosure is mostly consistent for disclosed amounts: 49 of 50 rows are disclosed, and the sole undisclosed entry is Kasisto on 2024-09-17. On size, the smallest disclosed amount shown is $10M for Scopio Labs on 2025-07-24, which sits far below even the lower-$50M deals like Legora at $50M (2026-04-30).
Do sectors or stage labels show any mix anomalies within the page’s AI categorization?
Every row is labeled under Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the listing segment, and every company shown is classified as Series D. That means there is no stage-mix variation to explain differences in funding sizes, with the spread instead driven by deal size dispersion such as $2.3B (Anysphere, 2025-11-14) versus $20M (Numerion Labs, 2026-03-19).
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