Funded Artificial Intelligence Startups
Among the 50 most recent funded AI entries shown, the largest disclosed round is General Intuition’s $320M (2026-06-25).
Among the 50 most recent funded AI entries shown, the largest disclosed round is General Intuition’s $320M (2026-06-25). That figure sits far above the rest: after the next step-down at Openchip’s $131M (2026-06-29), most disclosed rounds cluster below $70M, with several $30M–$31M rounds (for example, 1001 AI at $30M on 2026-06-30; Nebulock and Taxwire at $25M on 2026-06-25; Omen AI at $31M on 2026-06-29).
The date window is tightly concentrated: every row falls between 2026-06-25 and 2026-06-30, creating a clear late-June cluster rather than a rolling spread. Geographic concentration is visible at city-level for London, England: 1001 AI ($30M, 2026-06-30), Mad Devs (undisclosed, 2026-06-29), Kalipso ($3M, 2026-06-25), and NexGen Cloud ($34M, 2026-06-25) all list London. On stage/amount reporting, “Series Unknown” appears in 16 rows and “undisclosed” in 12 rows, which is large enough to affect how confidently any ranking based purely on disclosed amounts can be interpreted.
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Frequently asked
What stands out on disclosed deal size in this AI cohort?
General Intuition’s disclosed $320M (2026-06-25) is the dominant outlier; the next-largest disclosed amount is Openchip’s $131M (2026-06-29), while multiple other large disclosed rounds sit well below that, such as 8090 Solutions at $135M (2026-06-29) and Straiker at $64M (2026-06-29).
How tightly are these rounds clustered in time?
All 50 rows fall between 2026-06-25 and 2026-06-30, with the most recent date being 2026-06-30 (e.g., 1001 AI at $30M; Akro AI at $700K; MDOTM at $27M). That makes late-June the only window represented in the listing.
Is any city or geography over-represented?
London shows up repeatedly: 1001 AI ($30M, 2026-06-30), Mad Devs (undisclosed, 2026-06-29), Kalipso ($3M, 2026-06-25), and NexGen Cloud ($34M, 2026-06-25). Other cities appear, but this London repetition is more pronounced across the same short date range.
What stage labels dominate, and what’s the impact of missing classifications?
“Series Unknown” appears 16 times in the 50-row view, and “undisclosed” amounts appear 12 times. For example, Vanilla is “Series Unknown” with an “undisclosed” amount (2026-06-30), while several “Series Unknown” entries do provide disclosed amounts (e.g., Openchip at $131M on 2026-06-29), so ranking by stage can shift depending on how much is missing.
Which rounds appear in a similar mid-to-upper disclosed range rather than the very largest?
A dense cluster sits around the $25M–$34M band: Taxwire at $25M (2026-06-30), Nebulock at $25M (2026-06-25), Whiteshield at $15M (2026-06-30) with adjacent larger disclosed entries like NexGen Cloud at $34M (2026-06-25), and Omen AI at $31M (2026-06-29). This range is substantial, but it is still far below the $320M disclosed outlier.
Are there notably small disclosed rounds alongside the large ones?
Yes. The smallest disclosed amount visible is FalsiFind’s $70K (2026-06-26), which contrasts sharply with late-June $30M+ rounds such as 1001 AI at $30M (2026-06-30) and Almetra at $19M (2026-06-25). The presence of both $70K and $320M in the same six-day window is a key outlier pattern.
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