Covers who's raising, who's hiring, and who's next in Austin.
The Austin defense-tech company put its first medium unmanned surface vessel in the water and began on-water trials less than a year after the design started.
The space company now occupies roughly 144,000 square feet across a three-building Central Texas campus to support spacecraft assembly and mission operations.
The Austin biotech named the extinct South African antelope as the sixth species in its de-extinction portfolio and its first project on mainland Africa.
Fresh off one of Iberia's largest-ever Series A rounds, the company is opening a second American office downtown.
The Barcelona-founded health-tech company picked Austin for its second U.S. base, citing the city's mix of deep-tech and healthcare talent.
The earthmoving-robotics startup is leaving its Southwest Austin 'Robot Ranch' for a 40,000-square-foot integrated headquarters and test facility in Buda.
The AI logistics startup from Deliverr's founder says its assistant now touches $35 billion in freight under management.
The company is developing non-invasive ultrasound treatments aimed at immune-mediated diseases.
The new nonprofit takes over Capital Factory's community and innovation initiatives and adds a 23,000-square-foot center focused on dual-use and defense startups.
The protective-intelligence company plans to fold AI and automation into its software as corporate physical-security budgets grow.
The Austin construction-tech company is, for the first time, selling its full robotic printing stack to other builders, with walls it says can be printed for about $20 a square foot.
The Austin company that powers hardware testing for mission-critical programs says it grew revenue sevenfold and tripled its headcount.
The hardware-testing software company became a unicorn on a Series B extension led by Founders Fund.
The Austin fintech, backed by Alpha Edison and Mercato Partners with Intuit Ventures participating, is expanding a service that helps homeowners challenge overassessed property values.
A February extension co-led by B Capital and Capital Factory, with Google participating, pushed the Austin robotics company's Series A near $1 billion total.
The humanoid-robot maker is scaling Apollo production and growing its Austin footprint as it pushes toward broader factory and warehouse deployments in 2026.
The all-cash deal is TI's largest acquisition since 2011 and would fold an Austin wireless-chip pioneer into the Dallas semiconductor giant.
The Austin defense-tech company's round, led by Elad Gil, quadrupled its valuation as it builds an autonomous shipyard called Port Alpha.
The space-comms company combined a $270 million equity Series C led by Trousdale Ventures with $200 million in financing from EXIM and J.P. Morgan.
The membership-software and payments firm is leaving Atlanta for a 20,000-square-foot office on South Congress and plans to staff it from the local talent pool.
The founder-controlled Austin IT-management company raised funding led by ICONIQ Growth and CapitalG to fund autonomous endpoint features and an acquisition.
IBM assumed Meta's lease on the entire 320,000-square-foot Domain 12 building, consolidating its Austin workforce after walking away from a larger planned hub.
Andreessen Horowitz led the Austin fintech's round as it expands access to tax-advantaged spending for preventive products.
The Austin chip company, led by DCVC with Honda and Lockheed Martin participating, capped a turnaround with an oversubscribed round.
The Austin company finished a model home at The Canyon Club, where five of 25 planned residences will be built with its 3D-printing technology.
The Austin health insurer reached a $1.275 billion valuation on a round led by the Upside Vision Fund as it plans a national expansion.
The Austin preventive-health testing company raised an oversubscribed round led by Redpoint Ventures and launched a medical intelligence lab.
The AI-driven trucking operator cut 56 jobs at its downtown Austin headquarters after a sudden supplier loss forced the board to downsize operations.
The Austin home-battery company raised one of the largest private rounds in city history and is building its first factory on the old Austin American-Statesman printing site.
