ConverzAI, Tines, Comulate, Datalign, Suger, QuSecure, among others, announced their venture capital funding from investors.
ConverzAI Secures $16 mn
ConverzAI has secured $16 million Series A funding led by Menlo Ventures, with Left Lane Capital, Foundation Capital, and Afore Capital.
Its AI-driven virtual recruiters automate recruitment from sourcing to placement, processing over 100,000 jobs and engaging millions. Funds will drive workforce expansion, innovation, and global reach.
Tines Secures $125 mn
Tines has raised $125 million Series C financing, valuing it at $1.125B. Led by Growth Equity at Goldman Sachs Alternatives, with SoftBank Vision Fund 2, Activant, Accel, Felicis, CrowdStrike Falcon Fund, and Addition.
Tines automates security and IT workflows, handing over a billion tasks weekly. Funds will fuel further automation growth.
Comulate Secures $20 mn
Comulate has secured $20 million Series B funding from BOND and Workday Ventures. Workday’s Partner Program integration aims to enhance AI-driven back-office automation for insurance providers.
Datalign Secures $9 mn
Datalign Advisory has raised $9 million in seed funding, with Link Ventures investing $5 million, valuing it at $75 million. Its AI platform connects consumers with financial advisors, achieving 300 percent growth and referring to nearly $40B in assets in 2024. Funds support AI/ML advancements in wealth management.
Suger Raises $15 mn
Suger.io has raised $15 million Series A led by Threshold Ventures, with Craft Ventures, Intel Capital, and Y Combinator. The funding enhances automation of B2B marketplace workflows, tackling integration and transaction challenges.
Cloud marketplaces, projected to surpass $100B by 2028, benefit from Suger.io’s innovation in streamlining transactions.
Oso Semiconductor Closes $5.2 mn
Oso Semiconductor has closed a $5.2 million seed round led by Engine Ventures, with Entrada Ventures, Berkeley SkyDeck, and J-Ventures. The funds support pre-production beamforming chipsets for SATCOM, expanding into 5G and radar. Oso’s technology advances phased arrays of antennas with cost-effective, power-efficient solutions.
QuSecure secures $28 mn
QuSecure has secured additional Series A funding, totaling $28 million, led by Two Bear Capital with Accenture Ventures. The funds accelerate product development, go-to-market efforts, and customer expansion in government, financial, and infrastructure sectors.
As quantum computing grows beyond $125 billion by 2030, QuSecure addresses the need for quantum-resistant cybersecurity solutions.
Lucidity Raises $21 mn
Lucidity has raised $21million Series A led by WestBridge Capital, with Alpha Wave. Its cloud storage management platform autonomously optimizes storage, cutting costs by up to 70 percent.
The NoOps, application-agnostic solutions, integrate seamlessly, enabling IT teams to focus on innovation and efficiency.
