Several tech startups — ArmorCode, Flux, Firmable, among others, have announced their venture capital funding to bolster innovation and business growth.
ArmorCode Raises $16 mn
On March 3, 2026, Palo Alto-based cybersecurity innovator ArmorCode announced a $16 million strategic funding round aimed at accelerating its unified exposure management platform for AI and software security. The round was led by Cheyenne Ventures with participation from a robust mix of venture capital partners including Ballistic Ventures, Highland Capital, Sierra Ventures, NGP Capital, Harmonic Growth Partners, Tau Ventures, and Cervin. Founder and CEO Nikhil Gupta said the funding will fuel global go-to-market growth and expansion of ArmorCode’s Agentic AI platform capabilities for enterprise risk governance. The company’s total funding now stands at approximately $81 million to date, underscoring strong investor confidence in its momentum within the AI security sector.
Flux Secures $37 mn
Flux, a San Francisco-based AI platform that accelerates hardware design automation, announced $37 million in new funding to scale its innovative PCB-design solution that uses natural language prompts to generate manufacturable boards and layouts. The round includes a $27 million Series B led by venture firm 8VC, with participation from Bain Capital Ventures, Liquid 2 Ventures, and Outsiders Fund — along with notable angels such as Lenny Rachitsky, John Lilly, and Tom Preston-Werner. Flux’s CEO Matthias Wagner, a hardware design visionary, will use the capital to deepen AI capabilities, enlarge its user base beyond 1 million creators, and expand integrations with external simulation and parts databases. This raise underscores investor confidence in AI-driven hardware innovation.
Firmable Raises $14 mn
Firmable, an AI-native sales intelligence platform headquartered in Melbourne, announced a $14 million Series A financing to accelerate global expansion — especially in the United States. The round was led by VC firm Airtree and included key participation from existing investors (noted but not fully detailed), all backing the company’s AI-driven data and sales signal tools. Co-founders Leigh Jasper, Paul Perrett, and Karthik Venkatasubramanian — veterans from enterprise tech — designed the platform to surface high-quality buying signals and automate sales workflows. The fresh capital will fund market entry, AI agent development, and broader data assets to improve revenue productivity for over 1,000 current clients.
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