Series D Funded Information Technology Startups
Among the 33 most recent Series D information technology rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Lacework at $1.3B on 2021-11-18; it dwarfs the next-…
Among the 33 most recent Series D information technology rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Lacework at $1.3B on 2021-11-18; it dwarfs the next-largest disclosed rounds that sit in the hundreds-of-millions range (e.g., Assent Compliance $350M on 2022-01-06 and Chainguard $356M on 2025-04-23). Smaller disclosed rounds cluster much lower, with LivEye GmbH the smallest disclosed at $3M on 2022-03-03, followed by Platform9 at $13M (2021-02-23) and Levitate at $15M (2024-08-08).
Geographically, the list shows a strong US concentration, especially around San Francisco: Semgrep (2025-02-05, $100M), Instabase (2025-01-17, $100M), Front (2022-06-28, $65M), Everlaw (2021-11-02, $202M), Coda (2021-07-08, $100M), Nozomi Networks (2021-08-02, $100M), and Kong (2021-02-08, $100M) are all based there. Temporally, rounds span 2021-02-08 through 2025-07-11 (most recent: Virtru at $50M on 2025-07-11), with several large checks landing across 2025 (Chainguard $356M on 2025-04-23; Semgrep and Instabase each $100M in early 2025).
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed Series D round here, and how unusual is it compared with the rest?
Lacework’s $1.3B on 2021-11-18 is the clear outlier; the next-largest disclosed rounds are far smaller and still only in the few-hundreds-of-millions range (e.g., Chainguard $356M on 2025-04-23 and Assent Compliance $350M on 2022-01-06).
Are there any notable low-dollar outliers among the disclosed amounts?
LivEye GmbH’s $3M on 2022-03-03 is the smallest disclosed amount in the table, well below other low-end rounds such as Platform9 at $13M on 2021-02-23 and Levitate at $15M on 2024-08-08.
Which city appears most frequently in this segment, and do the rounds there include large financings?
San Francisco shows the densest concentration, appearing across multiple entries (Semgrep 2025-02-05 $100M; Instabase 2025-01-17 $100M; Front 2022-06-28 $65M; Everlaw 2021-11-02 $202M; Coda 2021-07-08 $100M; Nozomi Networks 2021-08-02 $100M; Kong 2021-02-08 $100M).
How much of the activity falls near the top of the date range (the most recent ~90 days shown)?
Using the latest row date of 2025-07-11 as the anchor, the entries from roughly mid-April through July 2025 include Chainguard ($356M on 2025-04-23), Pentera ($60M on 2025-03-12 is outside that window), Semgrep ($100M on 2025-02-05 is outside), Instabase ($100M on 2025-01-17 is outside), and Virtru ($50M on 2025-07-11). Within the April–July window shown, the clear disclosed rounds are Chainguard and Virtru (2025-07-11, $50M).
Are there any undisclosed rounds that could complicate comparisons of deal size?
Only one row is marked undisclosed in the disclosed-amount field: Island (Series D on 2024-12-10). All other comparisons of “largest” and “smallest” rely on explicit amounts such as Lacework’s $1.3B and LivEye GmbH’s $3M.
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