Funded Hardware Startups in United States
Among the 50 hardware rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Prime Data Centers’ $900M (2026-06-25).
Among the 50 hardware rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Prime Data Centers’ $900M (2026-06-25). That figure dwarfs most other disclosed rounds in the list: only SiTime at $1.2B (2026-05-20) and DC BLOX at $585M (2026-05-20) sit far above the mid-market cluster, while many entries are below $100M (e.g., GivingTuesday at $4M on 2026-06-23, and Memory Store at $500K on 2026-06-16). The timing is tightly grouped near the middle of 2026, with the most recent round on 2026-06-30 (LeapXpert, $180M) and multiple funding dates stacking in early/mid June (notably 2026-06-05 and 2026-05-20).
Geographically, California appears frequently (e.g., SiTime in Sunnyvale, Aeva and BIG Fiber in Mountain View/Sunnyvale, and Velo3D in Campbell), and many rounds carry a “Series Unknown” classification (38 of 50) with additional “undisclosed” amounts spread across Platformr ($undisclosed, 2026-06-24), KaufmanIT ($undisclosed, 2026-06-09), and others. Stage mix is led by later, larger labels where disclosed—Series E (Astranis at $300M on 2026-05-06) and Series A (Hydra Host at $100M on 2026-06-15)—but the list includes frequent small early-stage prints such as Seed rounds $5M and $15M (Agni Semiconductor on 2026-06-15; HYFIX Spatial Intelligence on 2026-04-15).
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Frequently asked
What is the largest disclosed round in this hardware list, and how does it compare to the next-largest disclosed amounts?
The largest disclosed amount is SiTime’s $1.2B on 2026-05-20. The next-largest disclosed amounts are Prime Data Centers at $900M (2026-06-25) and DC BLOX at $585M (2026-05-20), putting both well below the $1.2B outlier but still far above most other disclosed rounds.
Are these rounds concentrated in a narrow recent window, or spread broadly across the shown dates?
They cluster around spring-to-early summer 2026. The newest row is LeapXpert on 2026-06-30 ($180M), while multiple entries also land on repeated mid-month dates such as 2026-06-05 (e.g., Duos Edge AI $98M, Hawkeye Systems $5M) and 2026-05-20 (DC BLOX $585M, SiTime $1.2B, BIG Fiber $250M).
Which cities or states show up repeatedly, and does California dominate this list?
California appears heavily across the rows, with multiple companies in the Bay Area and adjacent metros: SiTime (Sunnyvale), Aeva (Mountain View), BIG Fiber (Sunnyvale), PDF Solutions (Santa Clara), and Velo3D (Campbell). Outside California, large checks are still present (e.g., Prime Data Centers in San Francisco; Fortem Technologies in Utah; LiveOak Fiber in Georgia at $425M on 2026-04-09).
How often are rounds labeled as “Series Unknown,” and what does that imply for comparing stages?
“Series Unknown” accounts for 38 of the 50 rows, including large disclosed prints like Prime Data Centers ($900M on 2026-06-25) and SiTime ($1.2B on 2026-05-20). That means stage comparisons must rely on the subset with explicit labels (e.g., Series E: Astranis $300M on 2026-05-06; Series A: Hydra Host $100M on 2026-06-15; Seed: Agni Semiconductor $5M on 2026-06-15).
Are there meaningful outliers on the low end (small disclosed amounts) or with undisclosed funding figures?
The smallest disclosed amount is Lattrex at $30K (Seed) on 2026-06-05, which sits far below most other disclosed prints. In parallel, several rounds have undisclosed amounts, including Platformr ($undisclosed, 2026-06-24), RED 6 ($undisclosed, 2026-05-14), and Argyle Build (undisclosed, 2026-06-01), limiting direct size ranking for those entries.
Do any specific stages recur at higher dollar levels, or are the largest checks spread across labels?
Where explicit labels appear, the higher-dollar checks cluster around larger rounds: Astranis’ Series E is $300M (2026-05-06), Hydra Host’s Series A is $100M (2026-06-15), and Lunar Outpost’s Series B is $32M (2026-05-07). However, the absolute top disclosed amounts (SiTime $1.2B and Prime Data Centers $900M) are both tagged “Series Unknown,” so the largest checks are not confined to a single named stage label.
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