Several tech startups — Harmonic, Codenotary, CoPlane, among others, have announced their venture capital funding.
Harmonic Raises $120 mn
Harmonic announced a $120 million Series C funding round at a $1.45 billion valuation. Investors include Ribbit Capital (lead), Sequoia Capital, Index Ventures, Kleiner Perkins, and new backer Emerson Collective. The company was co-founded by Vlad Tenev. CEO is Tudor Achim. Harmonic’s technology — called Mathematical Superintelligence (MSI) — uses formal verification via Lean4 to produce mathematically rigorous reasoning, eliminating hallucinations common in AI. Its model Aristotle recently delivered gold-medal level results in a global math competition and is publicly available via API. The VC funding will expand model development and target industries like aerospace, finance and engineering that need high precision.
Codenotary Raises $16.5 mn
Codenotary secured $16.5 million from new and existing investors to scale its Intelligent Cybersecurity & Trust Automation Platform. The company is led by CEO Moshe Bar. Its platform delivers AI-driven software supply-chain integrity, real-time policy enforcement, audit reporting and compliance automation for complex, distributed environments. Key customers include global banks, governments and defence organisations. The investment will fund growth of engineering and sales teams and accelerate market expansion — notably into the UK and Asia — as demand grows for automated, deterministic trust assurance and robust protection across software ecosystems.
CoPlane Raises $14 mn
CoPlane announced a $14 million seed funding round led by Ribbit, with participation from Stripe, Optum Ventures and Terrain. Co-Founded by Chris Sperandio (CEO) with Scott and Victor, the company builds an AI-native operations platform that replaces legacy ERP complexity. The technology layer automates finance, procurement, revenue accounting, procurement and operational workflows — such as invoice exception handling and sales order entry — delivering thousands of hours of manual work saved. Early customers span industrial, healthcare and technology sectors. The funds will support product development, customer expansion, and scaling deployment across essential enterprises for faster, more efficient back-office operations.
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