Funded Startups in Menlo Park
Across these 50 most recent Menlo Park rounds, the largest disclosed amount is $425M for 180 Life Sciences on 2025-07-29; it dwarfs the next-largest disclo…
Across these 50 most recent Menlo Park rounds, the largest disclosed amount is $425M for 180 Life Sciences on 2025-07-29; it dwarfs the next-largest disclosed figures in this slice (e.g., Orcabio’s $250M on 2026-01-09 and Quantifind’s $200M on 2026-06-26). On the other end, the smallest disclosed amount is $560K for AI Library on 2026-05-06, creating a wide disclosed-range spread from sub-$1M to the high hundreds of millions.
The list clusters heavily in time, with many rounds landing in late June 2026 (e.g., 8090 Solutions $135M on 2026-06-29; Quantifind $200M on 2026-06-26; Odyssey $310M on 2026-06-17). Sector-wise, Artificial Intelligence appears in 17+ entries (counted directly from the rows), and “Series Unknown” plus “undisclosed” amount patterns are common (Series Unknown is frequent, and at least 20 entries show undisclosed amounts). Geographically, every row is labeled Menlo Park, including both “Menlo Park, California” and “Menlo Park, United States,” spanning 2025-06-18 through 2026-06-29.
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Frequently asked
What stands out about round sizes in Menlo Park here, and is there a clear outlier?
The disclosed-size outlier is 180 Life Sciences’ $425M round on 2025-07-29; the next-largest disclosed amounts are far lower, including Orcabio’s $250M on 2026-01-09 and Quantifind’s $200M on 2026-06-26. At the low end, AI Library’s $560K (2026-05-06) is the smallest disclosed amount in the visible 50 rows.
How concentrated are these funding events in time based on the most recent entries shown?
There’s a late-June 2026 cluster: multiple rounds land within days, including 8090 Solutions ($135M, 2026-06-29), Quantifind ($200M, 2026-06-26), Storika (undisclosed, 2026-06-25), and Odyssey ($310M, 2026-06-17). The most recent date in the dataset is 2026-06-29 (8090 Solutions).
Does any sector dominate the dataset, and how does that affect investor scanning?
Artificial Intelligence is the most repeated category, appearing across numerous rows such as 8090 Solutions (2026-06-29, $135M), Odyssey (2026-06-17, $310M), and Collate (2025-07-15, $10M). Non-AI categories do appear (e.g., Biotechnology like 180 Life Sciences 2025-07-29 $425M), but AI is consistently more visible across the timeline.
Which stage labels show up most often, and are unknown stages materially represented?
“Series Unknown” appears frequently across the 50 rows (for example, Quantifind on 2026-06-26 with $200M and Emmecell on 2026-06-16 with undisclosed). This means stage-based comparison is less reliable than size- and date-based comparison in this slice, particularly where amounts are also undisclosed.
Are undisclosed amounts common enough to skew comparisons, and where do you see that pattern?
Undisclosed amounts appear repeatedly (e.g., Storika on 2026-06-25; Quicken on 2026-06-23; Emmecell on 2026-06-16; and Hex-like blockchain/IT entries such as CypherShield on 2026-02-12). Because the smallest disclosed amount is still $560K (AI Library, 2026-05-06), the disclosed sub-sample can look much more granular than the overall list.
What are the biggest opportunities for targeted outreach: which sectors combine high disclosed amounts with recency?
Recent high-disclosed entries include Quantifind ($200M, 2026-06-26, Series Unknown), Odyssey ($310M, 2026-06-17, Series B), and 8090 Solutions ($135M, 2026-06-29, Series A). In contrast, the lowest disclosed point (AI Library $560K on 2026-05-06) suggests seed/pre-seed-type leads may exist but will sit at a very different ticket size than the recent large rounds.
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