Several tech startups — Kosli, Carbon Arc, Silicon Data, Tera, among others, have announced their venture capital funding to bolster innovation and business growth.
Kosli Raises $10 mn
Kosli has secured $10 million in Series A funding led by Deutsche Bank’s Corporate Venture Capital group and Heavybit, with Defined Capital, Transpose Platform, and angel investors. The funding supports Kosli Enterprise’s launch, introducing features for financial services like large-scale user support, change management automation, and audit evidence generation.
Carbon Arc Raises $56 mn
Carbon Arc has raised $56 million to launch the world’s first real-time insights exchange for AI-driven businesses. The round was led by Liberty City Ventures, with K5 Global, Raptor Group, and Wasserman Media Group. Founded by Kirk McKeown, formerly of Point72 and Glenview Capital, Carbon Arc aims to transform fragmented data into an on-demand AI utility.
Silicon Data Secures $4.7 mn
Silicon Data has closed a $4.7 million seed round co-led by DRW and Jump Trading Group, with strategic investors. The funding accelerates its mission to enhance compute market intelligence, sustainability, and performance benchmarking. Silicon Data is also launching four new tools to advance analytics in the compute sector.
Tera Raises $7.8 mn
Tera AI, developing spatial reasoning AI for autonomous hardware, has raised $7.8 million in a seed round co-led by Felicis and Inovia Capital, with Caltech + Wilson Hill and Naval Ravikant. Its software-only solution enables general-purpose navigation for robots. Funding will support deployment of embedded devices and technical team growth.
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