Funded Artificial Intelligence Startups in United Kingdom
Across these 50 recently dated AI rounds in the United Kingdom, the largest disclosed amount is Behavox’s $173M (2026-06-17), which dwarfs the next-largest…
Across these 50 recently dated AI rounds in the United Kingdom, the largest disclosed amount is Behavox’s $173M (2026-06-17), which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed rounds of PhysicsX’s $300M and Gorilla Technology Group’s $107M but still sits far above the typical single-digit-to-$30M band seen in many entries (for example, 1001 AI $30M on 2026-06-30 and Capsa AI $18M on 2026-06-09). At the other end of the disclosed range, the smallest disclosed rounds are $120K (Pulse. on 2026-06-02) and $500K, which appear repeatedly across multiple pre-seed entries such as FinalDose (2026-06-16, $500K), Dayjob (2026-06-16, $500K), Inth (2026-06-16, $500K), and Chert (2026-06-16, $500K).
Geographically, London dominates: 42 of the 50 rows list London (including nearby London-area listings like City Of London, Essex; Mayfair, Westminster; and London addresses across multiple dates), while the remaining cities include Newcastle upon Tyne, Manchester, Glasgow, Cheltenham, and more. Temporally, the entries concentrate tightly in a ~6-week window (from 2026-05-12 through 2026-06-30), with the most recent round dated 2026-06-30 for 1001 AI ($30M), MDOTM (Series Unknown, $27M), and Whiteshield (Series Unknown, $15M). For stage/amount reporting, “Series Unknown” appears 17 times and “undisclosed” appears 14 times among the shown rows, shaping how much of the dataset can be compared on disclosed size alone.
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Frequently asked
What stands out in disclosed round size, and how extreme are the tails in this UK AI dataset?
The largest disclosed amount shown is Behavox’s $173M on 2026-06-17, while the smallest disclosed round is Pulse.’s $120K on 2026-06-02; multiple entries cluster at $500K pre-seeds (FinalDose, Dayjob, Inth, Chert all on 2026-06-16 with $500K), highlighting a wide spread from micro-rounds to six- and three-digit-million figures.
Is the geography concentrated, or do multiple regions compete for attention in these 50 rows?
London is the clear concentration: most rows list London addresses (including variants like Mayfair, Westminster and City Of London, Essex), while the remaining entries are distributed across cities such as Newcastle upon Tyne (e.g., GNOSIS Health $770K on 2026-06-02 and Rightbrain $4M on 2026-05-19), Manchester (Imperagen $7M on 2026-05-20), and Glasgow (Talking Medicines on 2026-05-26, $360K).
Do the rounds cluster by time, or is the activity spread evenly across the shown date range?
The rounds are tightly clustered in time, spanning 2026-05-12 to 2026-06-30, and multiple entries land on the same dates, including a 2026-06-30 set (1001 AI $30M, MDOTM $27M, Whiteshield $15M) and a larger concentration around 2026-06-17 (notably Behavox $173M).
How much of the list can be compared on disclosed size once you account for missing amounts and “Series Unknown”?
Disclosed amounts are not universal: “undisclosed” appears on 14 rows, and “Series Unknown” appears on 17 rows, including examples like Mad Devs (2026-06-29, undisclosed) and Automata (2026-06-25, undisclosed). This means analyses that rely on stage or amount must treat a substantial subset as incomplete, even within the same tight date window.
Which stage labels dominate, and are there notable examples of later-stage outliers?
Later-stage classifications appear, but a large share of entries are not cleanly labeled: “Series Unknown” occurs 17 times, including NexGen Cloud (2026-06-25, $34M). Among labeled rounds, larger later-stage amounts include PhysicsX’s Series C $300M (2026-06-08), Orbital Industries’ Series B $50M (2026-05-28), and Fractile’s Series B $220M (2026-05-13), which sit well above many Seed/Pre-Seed disclosed sizes.
Are there clear outliers worth screening first for investor outreach or due diligence?
Yes: PhysicsX’s $300M Series C (2026-06-08) and Fractile’s $220M Series B (2026-05-13) are top-end disclosed amounts relative to the $15M–$30M cluster seen in several rounds (e.g., 1001 AI $30M on 2026-06-30; Capsa AI $18M on 2026-06-09). At the low end, Pulse.’s $120K (2026-06-02) and the $500K pre-seed repeaters on 2026-06-16 (FinalDose/Dayjob/Inth/Chert) are materially smaller targets for comparisons based on round magnitude.
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