Funded Information Technology Startups in United Kingdom
Disclosed round sizes in this UK information technology slice show a sharp outlier: AtlasEdge’s $2.7B (2026-05-27) dwarfs the next-largest disclosed entrie…
Disclosed round sizes in this UK information technology slice show a sharp outlier: AtlasEdge’s $2.7B (2026-05-27) dwarfs the next-largest disclosed entries (Pure Data Centres at $1.4B on 2026-05-27 and CameraMatics at $57M on 2026-06-10). Below those, funding values cluster more often in the low-to-mid tens of millions, with multiple single-digit and sub-$1M rounds such as Forest ($40K, 2026-05-13) and OpenMinds ($100K, 2025-05-15).
Geographically, London dominates the dataset: 40 of 50 entries list London, and the remaining cities are more sporadic (e.g., Manchester, Brighton, Belfast, Bath, Sheffield, Lancaster). Temporally, the most recent date is 2026-06-29 (Circeus, undisclosed), while the oldest row shown is 2025-04-16 (PeopleForce, $5M). Stage disclosures are frequently non-attributable: 18 of 50 entries are “undisclosed” on amount, and 30 of 50 are labeled “Series Unknown,” indicating that the most comparable rounds are concentrated in the minority with stated series and amounts.
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Which disclosed rounds stand out as outliers in this UK information technology list?
AtlasEdge’s $2.7B on 2026-05-27 is the only clearly large outlier; the next-largest disclosed amounts are Pure Data Centres at $1.4B (2026-05-27) and then CameraMatics at $57M (2026-06-10). At the other extreme, Forest’s $40K on 2026-05-13 is the smallest disclosed amount in the rows.
How concentrated is the geography, and are any cities over-represented relative to the rest?
London is the dominant city across the 50 rows, appearing on 40 entries (e.g., CameraMatics on 2026-06-10 and AtlasEdge on 2026-05-28). Outside London, locations are scattered, such as Manchester (Strand Intelligence $1M on 2026-06-10; also Aura is London, not Manchester) and Belfast (Foresight $670K on 2026-03-02).
Do most rounds cluster in a narrow time window, or are they evenly spread across the date range shown?
Rather than a single spike, entries cluster heavily in mid-2025 through June 2026: for example, a dense run occurs across May–June 2026 (e.g., Circeus 2026-06-29; CameraMatics 2026-06-10; AtlasEdge 2026-05-28). The full span runs from 2026-06-29 down to 2025-04-16, with no single month visible as the sole concentration.
What does the stage/label mix imply about comparability when screening for follow-on opportunities?
Stage labeling is often non-comparable because 30 of 50 rows are “Series Unknown” and 18 of 50 are “undisclosed” on amount (e.g., Circeus 2026-06-29 is both). The remaining comparable set is dominated by listed stages with disclosed amounts such as Series B ($60M Orbital Witness on 2026-01-26; $52M Attio on 2025-08-26) and Seed/Pre-Seed (e.g., TrackZero $680K on 2026-04-29; Qoro Quantum $750K on 2026-04-09).
Which companies closed in the most recent ~90 days in this dataset, and how do their disclosed amounts vary?
Within the most recent window starting around early April 2026, examples include Tracebit $20M (2026-03-17 is slightly outside April), while clearly recent entries include CameraMatics $57M (2026-06-10), Blink $17M (2026-05-18), Tequipy $4M (2026-05-25), and Pure Data Centres $2.7B (2026-05-27). Disclosed amounts in this recent band range from $4M (Tequipy) up to $2.7B (AtlasEdge), with several “undisclosed” or “Series Unknown” entries like Cab9 on 2026-06-04.
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