Funded Artificial Intelligence Startups
The 50 most recent AI funding rounds in this dataset span a 19-day window in November 2025, ranging from Hoopr's $450K seed in Mumbai to Anysphere's $2.3B…
The 50 most recent AI funding rounds in this dataset span a 19-day window in November 2025, ranging from Hoopr's $450K seed in Mumbai to Anysphere's $2.3B Series D in San Francisco. Lambda (San Francisco) closed a $1.5B Series E on November 18, and Kalshi (New York) followed with a $1.0B venture round on November 22 — the same day Luma AI raised $900M in a Series C from Palo Alto and Suno closed a $250M Series C in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Round stages run the full spectrum: Series A (10 rounds) and Series B (9 rounds) account for the plurality of deals, while 11 seed-stage companies received funding ranging from Hoopr's $450K to NcodiN's $18M seed in Palaiseau, France. Non-US activity is notable — Sakana AI raised $129M in a Series B in Tokyo, Overstory closed a $43M Series B in Amsterdam, and Peec AI secured $21M in a Series A in Berlin, among others from Europe, Israel, India, and China.
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What are the largest disclosed AI funding rounds in this batch?
Anysphere closed a $2.3B Series D on November 14, followed by Lambda's $1.5B Series E on November 18 and Kalshi's $1.0B venture round on November 22, all in the US. Luma AI raised $900M in a Series C from Palo Alto on the same date, and Apptronik (Austin) pulled in $331M in an undisclosed-series round on November 28, rounding out the top five by disclosed amount.
Which cities have the most AI deal activity in this dataset?
San Francisco accounts for at least nine companies — including Anysphere, Lambda, Wispr Flow, Gamma, and Tavus — making it the most represented city by deal count. Palo Alto is second, with Harmonic, Federato, Luma AI, Genspark, and Theo Ai all closing rounds between November 13 and November 25. Austin appears three times with Verisoul, Apptronik, and Vida.
What round stages dominate recent AI fundraising?
Series A (10 rounds) and Series B (9 rounds) make up the largest share of the 50 deals. Seed-stage activity is also significant — 11 companies raised seed rounds, ranging from Hoopr's $450K in Mumbai to NcodiN's $18M in Palaiseau, France. Later-stage rounds (Series C through Series E) are fewer in count but concentrate the largest dollar totals.
How active is AI funding outside the United States?
Roughly a third of the 50 companies are headquartered outside the US, spanning Tokyo (Sakana AI, $129M Series B), Amsterdam (Overstory, $43M Series B; Healthplus.ai), London (PhysicsX, $20M Series B), Berlin (Peec AI, $21M Series A), Zurich (Cerrion, $18M Series A), Oslo (SportAI), Tel Aviv (AKA FOODS, Chargeflow), Paris area (Aive, NcodiN), Helsinki (CHAOS), Barcelona (Blue Box Biomedical), Madrid (Anyformat), and Mumbai (Hoopr). Sakana AI's $129M represents the largest single non-US disclosed round in the set.
Which AI companies in this batch are operating outside pure software?
Several companies apply AI to physical or scientific domains: Apptronik (Austin, $331M) builds humanoid robots, Sortera Alloys (Fort Wayne, $45M) uses AI for metal sorting and recycling, AI Proteins (Boston, $42M) works in computational protein design, Beacon Biosignals (Boston, $86M Series B) targets neurology and sleep medicine, and PhysicsX (London, $20M Series B) applies AI to engineering simulation.
How many rounds in this batch have undisclosed amounts, and which companies are they?
Four of the 50 rounds list undisclosed amounts: DynaFlow (Series B, Fengtai, China), World Labs (Convertible Note, Stanford), ALICE Technologies (Venture - Series Unknown, Menlo Park), and Litmus Automation (Venture - Series Unknown, San Jose). All four closed between November 14 and November 19.
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