Several tech startups — Emerald AI, Zango, Tailor, Deeto, Remark, among others, have announced their venture capital funding to bolster innovation and business growth.
Emerald AI Secures $24.5 mn
Emerald AI, founded by CEO Varun Sivaram, raised $24.5 million in a seed round led by Radical Ventures and including NVIDIA NVentures, AMPLO, CRV, Neotribe, and individual investors such as John Kerry, Fei‑Fei Li, and Jeff Dean. The strategy addresses growing AI load on power grids by positioning data centers as adaptable components of the energy system. The software dynamically shifts AI compute across facilities to align with grid demands, demonstrated with a 25% energy use reduction in a Phoenix field trial. Emerald AI will use funding to expand pilots and prepare commercial rollout. The platform enables sustainable AI infrastructure, grid stability, and faster data center deployment.
Zango Raises $4.8 mn
Zango, a London-based RegTech startup co-founded by Ritesh Singhania and Shashank Agarwal, emerged from stealth after raising $4.8 million in seed funding led by Nexus Venture Partners, with backing from South Park Commons, Richard Davies, Alan Morgan, Mark Ransford, Notion Capital, No Label, and others. The strategy centers on embedding regulation-aware AI agents into financial institutions’ compliance operations for continuous horizon scanning, real-time gap identification, and audit readiness. Funding will support the expansion of teams in London and Bengaluru and development of additional GRC modules. Technology combines regulation-specific LLMs with human-in-the-loop workflows. Customers like Novobanco, Monzo, and Juni report massive time savings and always-on compliance. Benefits include faster market entry, reduced audit delays, and compliance as a strategic asset.
Tailor Secures $8 mn
Tailor, a San Francisco-based headless ERP platform for modern mid-market enterprises, secured an additional $8 million in Series A funding — bringing its total to $22 million — from NEA, JIC Venture Growth Investments, and expanded participation from Y Combinator. Co-founded by CEO Yo Shibata, the strategy focuses on extending their modular, API-first architecture across global supply chains. The funds will support U.S. market expansion, product development, and strategic partnerships in Japan. Tailor’s technology decouples data and logic from the UI, enabling customizable workflows, smooth legacy integration, and AI agent access. Customers benefit from flexible operations, developer control, and agile system deployment.
Deeto Secures $12.5 mn
Deeto, a New York City–based AI-native platform co‑founded and led by CEO Eran Baron, raised $12.5 million in a Series A round led by Jump Capital, with participation from UpWest, TAL Ventures, Mertor, and TAU Ventures, bringing total funding to $17 million. The strategy is to transform the B2B buyer journey by turning authentic customer feedback into dynamic, AI-powered proof points delivered at every stage of decision-making. Investment will scale the platform, expand AI capabilities, and strengthen go-to-market integration. The technology collects, categorizes, and distributes real customer insights across sales, marketing, and customer success tools. Target customers include go-to-market teams at companies such as Atlassian, Dropbox, and Bloomreach. Benefits include faster deal cycles, greater trust-building, and streamlined customer-led growth.
Remark Raises $16 mn
Remark, a Boston-based AI commerce startup co-founded by CEO Theo Satloff, raised $16 million in a Series A round led by Inspired Capital with participation from Stripe, Neo, Spero Ventures, Shine Capital, and Visible Ventures. The strategy is to bring human-trained AI product experts online by training people on the knowledge of over 60,000 real experts — such as stylists, athletes, and parents — to improve e-commerce conversion, average order value, and return reduction. Funds will support expansion into new verticals, growth of the expert network, and development of training and analytics tools. Customers see boosts in conversions, reduced support tickets, and higher revenue driven by personalized AI guidance at scale.
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