Funded Startups in El Segundo
Across the 50 most recent funded entries for El Segundo, the largest disclosed round is Serverfarm at $1.6B (2024-12-17).
Across the 50 most recent funded entries for El Segundo, the largest disclosed round is Serverfarm at $1.6B (2024-12-17). That single disclosure dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amounts in the list (e.g., Valar Atomics at $340M on 2026-04-01 and Castelion at $350M on 2025-12-05), creating a long tail of smaller deals.
Timing is also clustered: 2026 accounts for the densest concentration of the rows shown, with multiple rounds in May–June 2026 (e.g., Picogrid $45M on 2026-05-29 and Rightsline $500M on 2026-05-27). Stage and disclosure mix are uneven as well: 17 of 50 rows use “Series Unknown” or “undisclosed” amounts (and multiple large deals appear there, such as Rightsline $500M on a “Series Unknown” classification and Valar Atomics $340M labeled “Series B”), while the smallest disclosed round is Get Help at $200K (2024-03-04).
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Frequently asked
Which disclosed round looks like the biggest outlier in El Segundo, and how far above the rest is it?
Serverfarm’s $1.6B round on 2024-12-17 is the clear outlier; the next-highest disclosed amounts are far lower (e.g., $350M for Castelion on 2025-12-05 and $340M for Valar Atomics on 2026-04-01).
How concentrated are these rounds in the most recent part of the timeline?
The list is skewed toward 2026: multiple entries land in late May and early June 2026 (Rightsline $500M on 2026-05-27; Picogrid $45M on 2026-05-29; Incentify is dated 2026-06-18 with undisclosed amount). The most recent date in the rows shown is 2026-06-18 (Incentify).
Are there notable clusters around specific deal sizes rather than a uniform spread?
Yes. Several deals cluster in the tens of millions, including $45M (Picogrid, 2026-05-29), $32M (Smack Technologies, 2026-03-02), $25M (Hybron, 2026-04-06 and Rainmaker Technology, 2025-05-05), and $18M (Sift, 2024-06-25). In contrast, the disclosed range also includes very large outliers like $500M (Rightsline, 2026-05-27) and very small tickets like $200K (Get Help, 2024-03-04).
Does the list show over-representation of AI compared with other sectors?
AI appears frequently: Picogrid (AI, 2026-05-29), Smack Technologies (AI, 2026-03-02), Northbeam (AI, 2025-08-11), Gallatin (AI, 2025-04-08), and CUJO AI (AI, 2022-09-06), among others (e.g., Icarus is labeled AI on 2025-12-03). This makes AI one of the most repeated sector labels in the 50-row view.
What does the disclosure/stage mix suggest about comparability across deals?
Disclosed and non-disclosed amounts are interleaved with both known and “Series Unknown” labels: for example, Incentify (2026-06-18) is “Series Unknown” with an undisclosed amount, while Rightsline (2026-05-27) is “Series Unknown” but still disclosed at $500M. Overall, 17 of 50 rows fall into “Series Unknown” and/or “undisclosed” amount patterns, limiting apples-to-apples comparisons versus fully disclosed deals like Serverfarm’s $1.6B (2024-12-17).
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