Funded Startups in Pittsburgh
Disclosed funding ranges widely in this Pittsburgh-focused set: the largest disclosed round is Skild AI’s $1.4B (2026-01-14), dwarfing the next-largest dis…
Disclosed funding ranges widely in this Pittsburgh-focused set: the largest disclosed round is Skild AI’s $1.4B (2026-01-14), dwarfing the next-largest disclosed rounds at $140M (Neuraville, 2026-05-18) and $125M (Gecko Robotics, 2025-06-12). At the other extreme, the smallest disclosed amounts visible are $10K (Elizabeth Seton Center, 2025-04-04) and $10K (Pittsburgh entry doesn’t repeat that exact minimum elsewhere; multiple very small disclosures cluster near the bottom such as $13K doesn’t appear, while $40K is common).
The timing is also clustered: many rounds fall in late spring 2026, including Gray Swan’s $40M (2026-05-28), the $78M round for The Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority (2026-04-16), and multiple AI/health entries in March–June 2026. Sector-wise, Artificial Intelligence appears repeatedly (e.g., Abridge 2026-06-11, Gray Swan 2026-05-28, Gather AI 2026-02-09, Skild AI 2026-01-14, Mach9 2024-11-14, velo.ai 2024-08-14), while stage disclosures skew toward “Series Unknown” and “undisclosed” amounts (both appear multiple times across the 50 rows). Dates span 2024-08-08 (FoodSocial, $580K) through 2026-06-24 (Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center, $10M).
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Frequently asked
Which round is the clearest outlier by disclosed size, and how far above the next-largest disclosed rounds is it?
Skild AI’s $1.4B on 2026-01-14 is a major outlier; the next-largest disclosed amounts shown are $140M (Neuraville, 2026-05-18) and $125M (Gecko Robotics, 2025-06-12), placing the largest round well beyond the rest of the list’s disclosed range.
Do the most recent deals cluster into a narrow window, or are they spread out across the whole period?
There’s visible clustering in 2026: multiple rounds land within weeks in June 2026 (Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center $10M on 2026-06-24; Eileen undisclosed on 2026-06-16; Abridge undisclosed on 2026-06-11; ECHO Realty undisclosed on 2026-06-05). Earlier years are present too, but the densest concentration of recent-dated entries is clearly late spring through June 2026.
Are there sectors that are over-represented relative to others in this Pittsburgh listing?
Artificial Intelligence appears frequently across years, including Abridge (2026-06-11, undisclosed), Gray Swan ($40M, 2026-05-28), Gather AI ($40M, 2026-02-09), Skild AI ($1.4B, 2026-01-14), Mach9 ($12M, 2024-11-14), and velo.ai ($200K, 2024-08-14). By comparison, single-entry sectors like Consumer Electronics (e.g., Hellbender $13M on 2026-05-19 and Smith Micro Software $5M on 2026-03-04) show up less consistently.
How common are missing/unspecified deal sizes or stages in these 50 rows?
Stage classifications frequently use “Series Unknown,” and disclosed amounts sometimes appear as “undisclosed.” Examples include Eileen (2026-06-16, undisclosed), Abridge (2026-06-11, undisclosed), and Bucket Robotics (2026-01-01, undisclosed), alongside multiple entries labeled “Series Unknown” such as Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center (Series Unknown, $10M) and ECHO Realty (Series Unknown, undisclosed).
Which stage labels dominate, and does the largest disclosed funding align with a specific stage category?
Among disclosed rounds, “Series Unknown” and named stages both recur, but the highest disclosed amount ($1.4B by Skild AI on 2026-01-14) is explicitly labeled Series C. Other large disclosed deals also appear in named stages—e.g., Gray Swan is Series A with $40M (2026-05-28) and Gecko Robotics is Series D with $125M (2025-06-12)—indicating that top-end outcomes here are not confined to “Series Unknown” classifications.
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