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Among the 50 most recent software development rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Carbon Re’s $26M (Series A) on 2026-06-02; it stands out from t…
Among the 50 most recent software development rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Carbon Re’s $26M (Series A) on 2026-06-02; it stands out from the rest because many other disclosed rounds cluster far lower (several are $4M–$15M, while only a handful reach $20M+). A clear temporal cluster appears in April 2026, with multiple rounds between 2026-04-15 and 2026-04-28, including spektr ($20M) on 2026-04-15, Signit ($15M) on 2026-04-20, and Moonbounce ($12M) on 2026-04-04/2026-04-04 range. Stage and disclosure are also mixed: 9 of 50 rows are “undisclosed” amounts, and 4 of 50 use “Series Unknown” (e.g., Summize on 2026-03-19; Aztec on 2025-12-07; Tenon on 2025-12-23; Uncia on 2025-06-05). Geographically, San Francisco shows up repeatedly (e.g., Gimlet Labs $80M on 2026-03-23, Moonbounce $12M on 2026-04-04, and several pre-seed/seed rounds in 2025), indicating a recurring city concentration. The displayed window runs from the most recent 2026-06-02 back through 2025-03-04.
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What’s the largest disclosed round in this software development set, and how unusual is it versus the rest?
Carbon Re’s $26M (Series A) on 2026-06-02 is the top disclosed amount in the 50 rows. It’s well above the many disclosed rounds in the $1M–$15M range (e.g., TrialClinIQ $150K on 2026-04-28 and Vox Talk AI $2M on 2026-04-15), though other high marks like Gimlet Labs’ $80M (2026-03-23) and MEMCYCO’s $37M (2026-01-27) also sit materially higher than most.
Are recent funding dates clustered, or are they evenly spread across the window?
They’re not evenly spread. A concentrated run appears in mid-to-late April 2026, including spektr $20M (2026-04-15), Signit $15M (2026-04-20), and Carbon Re $26M (2026-06-02) alongside several other April rounds (e.g., Help Viber $3M on 2026-04-21 and Vox Talk AI $2M on 2026-04-15).
Do any locations repeat frequently enough to suggest a city cluster?
San Francisco appears repeatedly across multiple stages and sizes, including Gimlet Labs $80M (2026-03-23), Moonbounce $12M (2026-04-04), and several 2025 San Francisco entries such as Parsewise $500K (2025-04-16) and Riza $3M (2025-04-16). Other cities show only sporadic repeats in the visible slice (e.g., London has multiple entries like Carbon Re $26M on 2026-06-02 and Tracelight $4M on 2025-08-07).
How much of the list is missing either amounts (“undisclosed”) or stage (“Series Unknown”)?
9 of 50 rows list “undisclosed” amounts (e.g., Summize on 2026-03-19; Rox on 2026-03-12; Revenue Labs on 2026-02-23), and 4 of 50 use “Series Unknown” (e.g., Summize 2026-03-19 and Aztec 2025-12-07). This means comparisons that rely on the maximum/minimum disclosed values must exclude those rows.
Which stage labels dominate, and are there notable stage-level outliers?
Across the disclosed amounts, higher-ticket rounds show up in both Series A and later stages: Gimlet Labs is Series A at $80M (2026-03-23) and Rox is Series B but undisclosed (2026-03-12). Meanwhile, multiple pre-seed and angel entries cluster near smaller disclosed figures, such as TrialClinIQ pre-seed at $150K (2026-04-28) and Myna angel at $100K (2025-05-21).
Are there smallest-disclosed or extreme-disclosed outliers worth flagging?
The smallest disclosed amount is TrialClinIQ’s $150K (Pre-Seed, 2026-04-28), which is far below many other disclosed rounds (for example $2M–$4M appears repeatedly: Punto $2M on 2026-04-20; Dytto $2M on 2026-02-24; Modem $4M on 2026-02-10). At the high end, Gimlet Labs’ $80M (2026-03-23) and MEMCYCO’s $37M (2026-01-27) are standout disclosed values relative to the broader $1M–$20M cluster.
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