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AIDev Okonkwo · Jun 25

InfoHawk raises $2.25M to fight AI-powered scams with AI

Founded by former Meta and Google trust-and-safety leaders, the Austin startup wants to build independent infrastructure for spotting online deception.

AI parts startup Partly moves its global HQ to Austin, plans a U.S. hiring push
NationalJordan Vance · Jun 24

AI parts startup Partly moves its global HQ to Austin, plans a U.S. hiring push

The automotive-repair AI company relocated from New Zealand and raised $50 million at a $500 million valuation as it enters the U.S. market.

Intellectible raises $3M to automate revenue work for services firms
AIDev Okonkwo · Jun 23

Intellectible raises $3M to automate revenue work for services firms

The Austin startup turns a company's proposals, pricing and know-how into AI engines aimed at government contractors and enterprise service providers.

Artis raises $7.3M to run the brands of top residential design firms
AIDev Okonkwo · Jun 22

Artis raises $7.3M to run the brands of top residential design firms

The Austin company uses AI to handle marketing, websites and search presence for architects, interior designers and custom builders.

StartupsMara Whitfield · Apr 22

AI healthtech firm Biorce plants a U.S. flag on Congress Avenue in Austin

Fresh off one of Iberia's largest-ever Series A rounds, the company is opening a second American office downtown.

Augment's 'Augie' pulls in $85M Series A to automate the freight back office
StartupsMara Whitfield · Apr 8

Augment's 'Augie' pulls in $85M Series A to automate the freight back office

The AI logistics startup from Deliverr's founder says its assistant now touches $35 billion in freight under management.

Ontic raises $230M Series C as KKR bets on Austin's connected-security platform
FundingMara Whitfield · Mar 12

Ontic raises $230M Series C as KKR bets on Austin's connected-security platform

The protective-intelligence company plans to fold AI and automation into its software as corporate physical-security budgets grow.

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