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According to a post on X by @techsnif, Reuters reports that Serval, which makes AI agents for enterprise IT tasks such as access management, raised $150 million led by Sequoia at a $3 billion valuation. That is up from a $1 billion valuation in December 2025 and marks its third round in 12 months. The same post says GeekWire reports that chip startup Powerlattice raised $86 million, according to a filing, to ease AI's power crunch.
According to a post on X by @techsnif, Reuters reports that Serval, which makes AI agents for enterprise IT tasks such as access management, raised $150 million led by Sequoia at a $3 billion valuation. That is up from a $1 billion valuation in December 2025 and marks its third round in 12 months. The same post says GeekWire reports that chip startup Powerlattice raised $86 million, according to a filing, to ease AI's power crunch.
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Reuters reports Serval, which makes AI agents for enterprise IT tasks like access management, raised $150 million led by Sequoia at a $3 billion valuation, up from $1 billion in December 2025 and its third round in 12 months. GeekWire reports chip startup Powerlattice raised $86 million, according to a filing, to...
For enterprise IT teams and investors following AI agents, the round shows continued investor money going into software that handles tasks like access management. For the chip sector, Powerlattice's raise points to funding aimed at AI's power constraints. Watch for product news or further funding disclosures from both companies.
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