Series A Funded Startups
Across these 50 most-recent Series A rounds, one disclosed deal stands out on size: Starcloud raised $170M on 2026-03-30.
Across these 50 most-recent Series A rounds, one disclosed deal stands out on size: Starcloud raised $170M on 2026-03-30. The next-largest disclosed amounts cluster well below that peak (e.g., Rivet Industries at $58M on 2026-03-31 and Immutrin at $87M on 2026-03-24), making $170M an outlier relative to the rest of the disclosed set.
Timing also clusters: all rows fall between 2026-03-18 and 2026-03-31, and the majority of entries are concentrated on 2026-03-23 to 2026-03-31. Sector representation is uneven, with Artificial Intelligence (AI) showing up in multiple entries (e.g., Kestra Technologies $25M on 2026-03-31; Highlight $40M on 2026-03-24; Worth AI $30M on 2026-03-24; Corridor $25M on 2026-03-18), while some rounds have undisclosed amounts (2 of 50: Flyone on 2026-03-27 and WideField Security on 2026-03-19).
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Frequently asked
Which disclosed Series A round is the size outlier in this list, and how far above the rest does it sit?
Starcloud’s $170M on 2026-03-30 is the largest disclosed amount in the 50-row view. The next-largest disclosed amounts are much lower (e.g., Immutrin at $87M on 2026-03-24 and OpenFX at $94M on 2026-03-31), so Starcloud materially dwarfs the next tier of disclosed rounds.
How concentrated are these rounds in time—are they mostly within a narrow window?
Yes. The most recent row is Antaris on 2026-03-31 (Series A, $28M), while the oldest shown date is 2026-03-18 (e.g., Corridor $25M and Edra $24M). The date span is 14 days, with heavy presence from 2026-03-23 through 2026-03-31.
Do particular locations or cities recur in this Series A snapshot, suggesting hub clustering?
San Francisco appears repeatedly in this list via different companies and adjacent dates (e.g., Treeline $25M on 2026-03-31; Gimlet Labs $80M on 2026-03-23; Corridor $25M on 2026-03-18). Mountain View is also present (Lace $40M on 2026-03-23), but the strongest repeated city signal is San Francisco.
Are there sector clusters that show up more than once, especially around AI or adjacent categories?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the clearest multi-entry cluster, appearing across several rounds and dates: Kestra Technologies ($25M, 2026-03-31), Scala Biodesign ($16M, 2026-03-31), Highlight ($40M, 2026-03-24), Worth AI ($30M, 2026-03-24), Corridor ($25M, 2026-03-18), and WideField Security (undisclosed, 2026-03-19).
How should analysis treat undisclosed amounts here, and do they affect comparisons to the smallest disclosed round?
Two entries are explicitly undisclosed amounts (Flyone on 2026-03-27; WideField Security on 2026-03-19), so they can’t be used for largest/smallest comparisons. Among disclosed amounts, the smallest visible figure is $3M, occurring for Arcanus Aerial Systems on 2026-03-30 and Kidbea on 2026-03-24.
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