Funded Artificial Intelligence Startups in United States
Among the 50 most recent disclosed AI rounds shown here, one figure stands out: 8090 Solutions raised $135M on 2026-06-29, and it sits near the top of the…
Among the 50 most recent disclosed AI rounds shown here, one figure stands out: 8090 Solutions raised $135M on 2026-06-29, and it sits near the top of the disclosed range (with several other large rounds clustered between $100M and $147M, e.g., Lightwheel $147M on 2026-06-23 and Quantifind $200M on 2026-06-26). At the other end, the smallest disclosed amount is FalsiFind at $70K (2026-06-26), while a separate pattern of “undisclosed” amounts appears alongside $3M–$12M checks in the same short window.
Stage and geography concentrate in tight clusters rather than a wide spread. Dates run from 2026-06-23 through 2026-06-30, with most entries landing on 2026-06-24 and 2026-06-25, and San Francisco, CA recurring across multiple rows (e.g., Derya $1M on 2026-06-30; Quantifind $200M on 2026-06-26; JustAI $17M on 2026-06-23). Of 50 rows, 8 are “Series Unknown” and 3 are “undisclosed” (Vanilla on 2026-06-30; Engine Biosciences on 2026-06-29; TIFIN on 2026-06-29).
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed round in these recent U.S. AI entries, and how much bigger is it than the smallest disclosed check?
The largest disclosed amount is Quantifind’s $200M on 2026-06-26. The smallest disclosed amount is FalsiFind’s $70K on 2026-06-26, making the top disclosed round vastly larger than the minimum disclosed check shown.
Do the rounds concentrate into a narrow date window, or are they spread across a longer period?
They’re tightly clustered: the most recent date is 2026-06-30 (Vanilla, Taxwire, and Derya), while the earliest shown is 2026-06-23 (e.g., Attention $30M and Probook $34M). Several large checks also land repeatedly on 2026-06-24 and 2026-06-25, such as RunPod $100M (2026-06-24) and Taktile $110M (2026-06-24).
Which U.S. city shows the strongest concentration in this list, based on repeated entries?
San Francisco, CA is the most repeated location, appearing across multiple entries in both small and large rounds—for example Derya $1M (2026-06-30), Pocket $11M (2026-06-29), and Quantifind $200M (2026-06-26), plus JustAI $17M (2026-06-23) and more. Other cities like New York show multiple rows as well (e.g., Taxwire $25M on 2026-06-30 and Patronus AI $50M on 2026-06-25), but San Francisco appears more consistently.
How does the stage mix look across the 50 rows, especially for stages with the most visible funding amounts?
Seed and later named rounds dominate the visible amounts, with Seed examples including Derya $1M (2026-06-30), Canopy Network $9M (2026-06-25), and Traceroot $4M (2026-06-24). There are also multiple large named rounds beyond Seed, such as Series C (Assort Health $120M on 2026-06-24; Taktile $110M on 2026-06-24) and Series A (8090 Solutions $135M on 2026-06-29; Straiker $64M on 2026-06-29).
Are there outliers in disclosed amounts that differ sharply from the rest of the distribution?
Yes. Quantifind’s $200M (2026-06-26) and Absci’s $100M (2026-06-24) sit at the high end compared with many mid-size disclosed rounds like Traceroot $4M (2026-06-24) and 2nd Brain Labs $400K (2026-06-24). On the low end, FalsiFind’s $70K (2026-06-26) is an extreme below the $1M–$12M band that includes several Seed and pre-seed entries.
How often do filings omit round size or round stage in this dataset?
Round stage is marked “Series Unknown” in 8 of the 50 rows (e.g., Vanilla on 2026-06-30 and EIS Automation on 2026-06-29), and 3 rows are “undisclosed” on amount (Vanilla on 2026-06-30, Engine Biosciences on 2026-06-29, and TIFIN on 2026-06-29). This leaves the remaining entries with explicit disclosed amounts that drive the observable high/low outliers.
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