Covers who's raising, who's hiring, and who's next in Austin.
The Austin insurtech writes parametric policies for power outages and severe weather, betting that climate volatility is a growing line of business.
The deal folds an Austin access-management startup built for IT service providers into Barracuda's platform. Terms were not disclosed.
The Austin direct-lithium-extraction developer traded a minority stake in a Chilean asset for strategic backing from a European energy major.
The Austin platform gives restaurants upfront capital in exchange for food-and-beverage credit it resells to diners. Its newest backer is an insurer's investment arm.
The Austin travel-tech company added to its Series B as it pushes WanderOS, the software layer it uses to standardize service across independently owned homes.
A syndicate of finance and legal operators backed the company's early bet on software that reads and organizes business contracts.
AI made it free to mass-apply, burying recruiters in inflated and fabricated résumés. Founder Nick Dominguez's fix is more AI — and a platform that throws out the résumé entirely, starting with students.
The latest tally of the largest U.S. financings was dominated by AI inference and frontier models, with Austin-linked names threading through the list.
The Austin company, which builds commercial medical products for healthcare providers, drew a Series A led by Umami Capital.
The Austin startup, led by former SpaceX and Boring Company engineers, is building autonomous machines to breach and map tunnels for the U.S. and its allies.
The clinical-stage Austin biotech says the round will fund global Phase 3 trials of a drug it is positioning against Roche's blockbuster Vabysmo.
The Austin startup picked up seed funding for a service focused on valet and vehicle-return operations.
The Austin IT-operations software maker stayed founder-led and profitable as it raised secondary capital from Wellington, Sequoia, ICONIQ and others.
The Austin startup's chemistry-based technology aims to squeeze more crude out of existing shale wells, and Chord Energy led the funding.
The footwear startup, which prints shoes without traditional factories, added Series A capital as it deployed its faster next-generation printer locally.
The Austin defense-tech company's autonomous-warship buildout would land in Brownsville under a 19-year abatement, drawing both cheers and pushback.
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.
