AI and software raises, week of 2026-08-24

75 ai and software companies filed this week, up from 65 the week before, against a 12-week average of 67.9. The biggest raise was Databricks, Inc. at $5B, based in san francisco, CA.

Companies raising per week

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First-time filers

Power-Fabric, Inc., GROUNDED RVS INC., Orange Corp., TranscendAP, Inc., Clio Studios, Inc, Serif Health Management, Inc., Leviant, Inc., Super Nice Corp, Polsia, Inc., Polsia, Inc., Out of It, Inc., Loamy Technologies, Inc,, Republic Power Group Ltd, Sparked Innovations.AI, Inc., Opgate Inc., Bioliberty Ltd, Symosphere Inc., Quaestor Technologies, Inc., Vigilis, Inc., ArchNova, Inc., Harvard Digital Media Corp., Payloop, Inc., Prefect Technologies, Inc., HummingbirdEV, Empower Local Inc, Dynamic Experts, Inc., BottomHalf Labs, Inc., Phyll Inc., PathFinder CRO, Inc, Portica AI, Inc., Axiom Therapeutics Inc., Codebreaker Tx, Inc., Voices of History Foundation, Life360, Inc., Neurow Inc., Flytechy, Inc., Learning Growth Innovations II, LLC, OppyAI Inc., Bonafide.ai, Inc., Forecast Bio, Inc., Neolithics Inc., TaxAssembly LLC, TruCredentials, Inc., WELTHY, INC., ACERVAS, INC., Rally Commerce Inc. filed their first Form D on record this week.

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By sector and metro

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How this list is built

Every company here filed a Form D with the SEC in the week 2026-08-24 to 2026-08-30. A Form D is the notice a company files when it sells shares or other securities without a public offering, so it catches seed rounds, small rounds and rounds that were never announced, alongside the large ones that make the news. Only new offerings by operating companies count: amendments, pooled investment funds, real estate vehicles and special purpose vehicles are left out, so each row is a company raising money for itself.

The amount shown is the total the filing reports as sold so far. Some filings report nothing sold yet; those rows show a dash and add nothing to the totals. "First filing" marks a company whose first Form D on record this is. Each company links to our page for the filing, or to the SEC's own copy, and the list can be copied as CSV for a spreadsheet.