Bedrock Robotics, a San Francisco-based startup, secured $600 million in a Series C round, reaching a post-money valuation of $4.1 billion. The company develops autonomous software for existing construction equipment, specifically excavators. Its technology is currently deployed at commercial sites, including projects with Zachry Construction and Haydon.
Nevis, a wealth management AI platform, raised $70 million in Series B funding, bringing its total capital to $110 million. The round included participation from EQT Ventures, Charles Schwab, and Sequoia Capital. The company reports that its AI agents have performed over 100,000 tasks for advisory firms managing approximately $700 billion in assets.
Hyperbolic secured $30 million in Series A-1 funding led by Walden Catalyst to improve access to computing resources across fragmented cloud providers. Additionally, Canadian defense firm North Vector Dynamics raised over $20 million for counter-drone missile manufacturing, while New York-based Overwatch Data closed a $15 million round for cybersecurity.
Other recent investments include $15 million for the Indian preventive-health startup Cent, which utilized a mix of equity and debt. Live2.ai announced an investment package totaling ₹130 crore, which includes secondary share sales. Across the sector, investors are prioritizing companies that integrate AI into operational workflows and industrial applications.
