Series C Funded Startups
Among the 50 most recent Series C rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Nscale’s $2.0B closed on 2026-03-09, which dwarfs all other disclosed round…
Among the 50 most recent Series C rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Nscale’s $2.0B closed on 2026-03-09, which dwarfs all other disclosed rounds in the list (the next-largest disclosed amounts are in the hundreds of millions, e.g., Science at $230M on 2026-03-05 and PLD Space at $209M on 2026-03-04). At the low end, the smallest disclosed amount is Slurrp Farm’s $3M closed on 2026-02-10, creating a wide disclosed-range spread alongside multiple undisclosed rounds (Keyrock on 2026-03-31, Firehawk Aerospace on 2026-03-09, Elumn8 Medical on 2026-02-18).
Date-wise, the rounds span from 2026-02-03 (Skyryse is later, but the oldest row shown is Colossal Biosciences on 2026-02-03) through 2026-03-31 (9fin/Also/Keyrock). Sector-wise, Artificial Intelligence (AI) appears repeatedly (e.g., 9fin, NoTraffic, XBOW, Encord, UpGuard, Machina Labs, Pepper, Brainomix, Profound, and others), while geography clusters around the US and the UK/EU rather than a single city—though many entries reuse major hubs like San Francisco (e.g., Oro Labs on 2026-03-12 and TRM Labs on 2026-02-04).
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Frequently asked
Which disclosed Series C rounds are outliers by size, and where do the rest cluster?
Nscale’s disclosed $2.0B on 2026-03-09 is the clear size outlier, while the next-largest disclosed rounds sit in the $200M–$300M band (Science $230M on 2026-03-05, PLD Space $209M on 2026-03-04, Skyryse $300M on 2026-02-03). At the other extreme, Slurrp Farm’s $3M on 2026-02-10 is the smallest disclosed amount in the list.
Do multiple rounds concentrate in a narrow date window, and what are the temporal edges?
Yes: a large share of entries land between mid-February and mid-March 2026 (for example, Skyryse on 2026-02-03 through Science/PLD Space in early March), with the oldest row shown dated 2026-02-03 (e.g., Colossal Biosciences on 2026-02-03) and the most recent date 2026-03-31 (9fin $170M, Also $200M, and Keyrock undisclosed).
Are any sectors over-represented in this Series C set?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the most consistently repeated sector label across dates and geographies, including 9fin (2026-03-31, $170M), NoTraffic (2026-03-24, $90M), XBOW (2026-03-18, $120M), Encord (2026-02-26, $60M), UpGuard (2026-02-26, $75M), and Machina Labs (2026-02-04, $124M), among others.
What’s the mix of disclosed vs undisclosed amounts, and does it affect comparisons like “largest” or “smallest”?
Undisclosed amounts appear in multiple entries (Keyrock on 2026-03-31, Firehawk Aerospace on 2026-03-09, and Elumn8 Medical on 2026-02-18), so size comparisons use only disclosed rows. With that constraint, the largest disclosed round is Nscale’s $2.0B and the smallest disclosed round is Slurrp Farm’s $3M.
Which cities show up repeatedly, suggesting hub-style clustering within the same Series C stage?
San Francisco appears multiple times across different dates and amounts—Oro Labs at $100M on 2026-03-12, Candex is also in San Francisco at $7M on 2026-03-17, and TRM Labs is listed in San Francisco at $70M on 2026-02-04—indicating repeat presence rather than a single one-off location.
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