Several start-ups including Pearl, SoundHealth, Vijil, Loyal, Gcore, Code Metal, among others, have raised funding from venture capital companies to boost their expansion.
Pearl raises $58 mn
Pearl, the leader in dental AI, has raised $58 million in a Series B funding to elevate patient care in dentistry. Left Lane Capital led the round, with participation from Smash Capital, Alpha Partners, and existing investors, Craft Ventures and Neotribe Ventures.
SoundHealth receives $7 mn
SoundHealth, a medical technology company, has received $7 million in a seed-round funding.
Moai Capital and J4 Ventures led the round with additional funding from TeleSoft Partners, Tau Ventures, TechU Ventures and Rhythm Venture Capital.
SoundHealth will use the VC funding to enhance the commercialization and marketing of SONU and to seek regulatory authorization for additional indications for pediatric use and insomnia.
Vijil raises $6 mn
Vijil has raised $6 million in funding from Mayfield’s AIStart seed fund and Gradient Ventures, Google’s AI-focused seed fund.
Loyal closes $33.5 mn funding
Loyal, a healthcare technology company focused on digital patient engagement, has raised $33.5 million in a Series B financing. The round included support from existing investors, Concord Health Partners and multiple strategic investors.
Loyal will use the financing to provide resources to expand the company’s customer base and product development, support customer success and accelerate growth.
Gcore raises $60 mn
Gcore, the global edge AI, cloud, network, and security solutions provider, has secured $60 million in Series A funding from institutional and strategic investors.
The VC funding is led by Wargaming, and with participation from Constructor Capital and Han River Partners.
Gcore will use the VC funding in bolstering Gcore’s technology and platform, including AI servers powered by NVIDIA GPUs, to drive AI-led innovations.
Code Metal secures $16.5 mn
Code Metal, a leading company in AI-powered development workflows for the edge, has raised $13 million in a seed funding, led by Shield Capital, and a prior $3.45 million pre-seed round, led by J2 Ventures, with support from Fulcrum Venture Group, Underdog Labs, and others.
Code Metal will use this funding to build modular and verifiable agentic workflows that transform product development timelines from months to days.
Code Metal plans to expand its team of experts in hardware, AI, and traditional compiler design to serve its rapidly growing pipeline of customers.
