Tags: Kleiner Perkins

Resolve AI, a startup building an autonomous site reliability engineer (SRE) platform, announced a Series A financing led by Lightspeed Venture Partners that carries a headline valuation of $1 billion. The company, founded less than two years ago by former Splunk executives Spiros Xanthos and Mayank Agarwal, reports annual recurring revenue of about $4 million. Resolve AI’s technology automates the detection, diagnosis, and remediation of production issues, addressing a growing talent shortage in SRE roles as cloud environments become more complex. The round’s blended valuation is lower than the headline figure due to a multi‑tranche structure, a model gaining popularity among high‑growth AI startups. Ler mais

Harvey, a legal artificial‑intelligence startup founded in 2022, announced the close of a new funding round led by Andreessen Horowitz that lifts its valuation to $8 billion. The round raised $160 million, adding to earlier $300 million raises that valued the company at $5 billion and $3 billion in the preceding months. Investors now include Andreessen Horowitz, Sequoia, EQT, WndrCo, Kleiner Perkins, Sarah Guo’s Conviction, and Elad Gil. Harvey serves roughly 50 of the top AmLaw 100 firms and corporate legal teams, and it recently reported surpassing $100 million in annual recurring revenue. Ler mais

WisdomAI, the AI data analytics startup founded by former Rubrik executives, has closed a $50 million Series A funding round led by Kleiner Perkins with participation from Nvidia’s venture arm. The company’s platform lets business users ask natural‑language questions of structured, unstructured, and “dirty” data, using large language models only to generate database queries. Since its launch, WisdomAI has added roughly 40 enterprise customers—including Descope, ConocoPhillips, Cisco and Patreon—and introduced an agentic feature that proactively notifies users of important data changes. Ler mais

Fal.ai, a platform that hosts image, video, audio and 3D AI models for developers, announced a new financing round that values the company at more than $4 billion. The round raised about $250 million, with Kleiner Perkins and Sequoia Capital as lead investors. The latest raise follows a $125 million Series C earlier in the year that lifted the valuation to $1.5 billion. Fal.ai’s revenue has climbed to roughly $95 million and its services are used by over two million developers, including major customers such as Adobe, Canva and Shopify. The company’s rapid growth is tied to the surge in multimodal AI applications, especially video‑centric tools like OpenAI’s Sora. Ler mais

OpenEvidence, a medical AI platform likened to ChatGPT for doctors, disclosed a $200 million financing round that values the startup at $6 billion. The new capital follows a $210 million raise three months earlier at a $3.5 billion valuation. Trained on leading medical journals, the tool provides rapid answers to clinical questions for verified professionals, who can use it for free supported by advertising. Since its 2022 founding, OpenEvidence has seen clinical consultations per month nearly double to 15 million. The round was led by Google Ventures with participation from multiple top venture firms. Ler mais

Keplar, a two‑year‑old voice AI startup, announced a $3.4 million seed round led by Kleiner Perkins with participation from SV Angel, Common Metal and South Park Commons. The company’s platform uses conversational AI to conduct customer interviews, delivering insights faster and at lower cost than traditional market‑research firms. Keplar’s technology can automatically generate interview guides, reach out to participants via a voice assistant, and compile results into reports similar to those produced by human-checked research. Early customers include Clorox and Intercom, and the startup joins other AI‑driven research players such as Outset and Listen Labs. Ler mais