Modal reaches $15.75B valuation after $750M Series D funding
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Modal has completed a $750 million Series D funding round, reaching a valuation of $15.75 billion, establishing itself as a new AI infrastructure Decacorn in New York. The company has surpassed $1 billion in Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR), with Accel leading the investment. This growth reflects significant momentum, as reported by Latent Space, noting a threefold increase in usage and valuation within five months, and a fifteenfold increase over one year.
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Modal 估值突破 157.5 亿美元
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- Action:
- 完成 7.5 亿美元 Series D 融资
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- 估值 157.5 亿美元
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- Oct 15, 18:08
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- Latent SpaceSelectedRelated fact: single sourceSource report revisedModal Achieves $1B ARR and $16B Series D Valuation, Becoming NYC's New AI Infra Decacorn
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Modal has surpassed $1B in Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) and secured a $16B Series D valuation, establishing itself as a new AI Infrastructure Decacorn in NYC. The company reported a 3x usage and 3x valuation increase in five months, and a 15x increase over one year. Modal's Sandboxes product alone reached a $300M run rate, having spun up nearly 3 billion sandboxes, scaling to a million concurrent sandboxes, supporting use cases from background agents to reinforcement learning.
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