Funded Artificial Intelligence Startups in Warsaw
Warsaw’s funded AI activity in this snapshot is concentrated near the $1M–$10M band, with one clear outlier: Nomagic’s Series B on 2026-01-28 disclosed $10…
Warsaw’s funded AI activity in this snapshot is concentrated near the $1M–$10M band, with one clear outlier: Nomagic’s Series B on 2026-01-28 disclosed $10M, while the next-largest disclosed amounts are $8M (neptune.ai on 2022-04-12) and $7M (Nethone on 2021-07-15). Stages are also clustered: among the 13 rows, four are marked as “Seed” (AIstats $620K on 2026-05-30; Quantee $700K on 2022-05-12; ReSpo.Vision $5M on 2025-06-10; plus Quantee), and three are “Series A” (neptune.ai $8M in 2022; Nethone $7M in 2021).
Timing is tightly grouped at the recent end: the 13 most recent rows span 2021-05-18 (Placeme) through 2026-05-30 (AIstats), and the last three entries alone close between 2026-01-28 and 2026-05-30. Geographically, every row shown lists Warsaw, Mazowieckie, Poland, and the dataset contains three non-disclosed classifications/amounts: two “Series Unknown” entries with disclosed amounts ($2M Saventic Health on 2024-12-10; $1M SmokeD on 2023-10-20) plus one undisclosed amount (Digimans.ai on 2022-12-31).
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Frequently asked
What stands out on round size in Warsaw’s recent AI funding, and how does it compare to the rest?
Nomagic’s $10M Series B (2026-01-28) is the largest disclosed amount in these 13 rows. The next-largest disclosed amounts are $8M (neptune.ai, 2022-04-12) and $7M (Nethone, 2021-07-15), placing most other disclosed rounds (e.g., AIstats $620K on 2026-05-30; Quantee $700K on 2022-05-12) below that top tier.
Are most of these Warsaw AI rounds concentrated in a specific recent time window?
Yes. The most recent three entries—Nomagic (2026-01-28, $10M), AIstats (2026-05-30, $620K), and Mimira (2026-03-03, $1M)—all fall within 2026. Beyond that, the snapshot still clusters mid-2025 to late-2024 with ReSpo.Vision (2025-06-10, $5M) and Saventic Health (2024-12-10, $2M).
Which funding stages show up most often, and do they skew toward larger or smaller disclosed amounts?
“Seed” appears four times across these 13 rows (AIstats $620K on 2026-05-30; Quantee $700K on 2022-05-12; ReSpo.Vision $5M on 2025-06-10; plus one additional “Seed” entry in the list), while “Series A” appears three times (neptune.ai $8M in 2022; Nethone $7M in 2021; and the remaining Series A row). In the disclosed amounts shown, Series A rounds sit at the top end ($7M–$8M), while Seed rounds range from sub-$1M to $5M (e.g., $620K AIstats vs. $5M ReSpo.Vision).
Are there notable outliers besides the largest round, such as undisclosed amounts or unusually low disclosed sizes?
Digimans.ai (2022-12-31) is the only row with an undisclosed amount, so it can’t be compared numerically within the disclosed-size distribution. Among disclosed values, the low end is $500K (Placeme, 2021-05-18), which is far below the $10M peak but sits in the same sub-$1M neighborhood as AIstats $620K (2026-05-30) and Quantee $700K (2022-05-12).
Does the list suggest a consistent geographic pattern, or do any rows deviate on location?
All 13 rows shown list Warsaw, Mazowieckie, Poland, including companies like AIstats (2026-05-30, $620K) and Placeme (2021-05-18, $500K). There are no alternative cities or regions in the displayed data, so the geographic concentration is complete within this page’s snapshot.
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