Funded Startups in San Jose
Across the 50 most recent San Jose-funded entries shown (round dates from 2024-10-04 to 2025-11-14), the largest disclosed round is Lyten’s $650M on 2024-1…
Across the 50 most recent San Jose-funded entries shown (round dates from 2024-10-04 to 2025-11-14), the largest disclosed round is Lyten’s $650M on 2024-12-18. That single figure dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amounts in the list (e.g., $180M for AppZen on 2025-09-24 and $100M for Cyberhaven on 2025-04-02 and VitalConnect on 2025-02-19), creating a clear disclosed-amount outlier above the rest. The most recent window is also dense: from 2025-10-19 (FirstHive) through 2025-11-14 (Litmus Automation), multiple rounds cluster within weeks, with several disclosed financings under $25M (e.g., Titaniam $9M on 2025-11-04; Archy $20M on 2025-11-02).
Sector and stage signals repeat strongly. “Artificial Intelligence (AI)” appears in far more entries than any other sector label, spanning companies like SiMa.ai ($85M, 2025-08-01), Cyberhaven’s $100M (2025-04-02, though labeled Data and Analytics), and Concentric AI ($45M, 2024-10-24). Stage mix skews toward disclosed rounds rather than “Series Unknown” and undisclosed amounts: “Series Unknown” appears 14 times and “undisclosed” appears 8 times, including Litmus Automation (2025-11-14) and Baniql (2025-10-17).
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What stands out in disclosed round sizes, and where does the rest of the distribution cluster?
Lyten’s $650M round (2024-12-18) is an extreme outlier: the next-largest disclosed amounts are much lower (e.g., $180M AppZen on 2025-09-24, then $100M Cyberhaven on 2025-04-02 and $100M VitalConnect on 2025-02-19). Outside that top tier, many disclosed rounds sit in the mid-teens to mid-$40Ms (e.g., Lumber $16M on 2025-03-24; Concentric AI $45M on 2024-10-24; Auditoria.AI $38M on 2025-02-24).
Are there recent date clusters among these San Jose rounds?
Yes. The listing’s newest entries stack tightly from 2025-10-19 (FirstHive) through 2025-11-14 (Litmus Automation), with multiple financings in that span, including Archy’s $20M on 2025-11-02 and Titaniam’s $9M on 2025-11-04. More broadly, rounds span 2024-10-04 (Marel Power Solutions, undisclosed) to 2025-11-14, so the visible momentum is concentrated toward late 2025.
Which sectors appear repeatedly, and how does that show up across different stages?
“Artificial Intelligence (AI)” appears in many entries (e.g., SiMa.ai $85M on 2025-08-01; Auditoria.AI $38M on 2025-02-24; Concentric AI $45M on 2024-10-24), cutting across multiple stages like Series C, Series B, and Seed. The same AI label also co-occurs with other categories in specific rows (e.g., Archy is B2B Software and AI, while Evident Vascular is AI with an undisclosed amount on 2025-03-25), reinforcing AI as the dominant repeated theme.
What stage mix is most common, and how often are rounds not categorized by stage or disclosed amounts?
“Series Unknown” shows up 14 times, and “undisclosed” appears 8 times (including Litmus Automation on 2025-11-14 and Wi2Wi’s $520K on 2025-02-06, which helps contrast disclosed vs undisclosed). In practice, the list includes many named stages with disclosed amounts—e.g., Series D for AppZen ($180M, 2025-09-24) and Series C for SiMa.ai ($85M, 2025-08-01)—but those gaps are frequent enough to limit clean comparisons by stage for a substantial slice.
Are there other notable outliers beyond the largest disclosed amount?
The extremes appear at both ends: the smallest disclosed amount in the visible rows is Unephra’s $20K (2025-09-08), far below the rest of the disclosed financings (e.g., Wi2Wi $520K on 2025-02-06; StoreCash $4M on 2024-11-19). Combined with multiple undisclosed rounds (8 entries), the disclosed-amount spread is wide even before considering Lyten’s $650M outlier.
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