Tech funding news for today, March 24, 2025

The last time we rounded up the day’s biggest tech funding deals was back in February. We meant to stick around, but, well, chaos ensued. Now we’re back with the latest cash injections shaking up the industry—let’s see how long we can keep this going.

Investors can’t seem to quit tech startups, even after a wild ride of market swings and economic headwinds. February may have been our last roundup, but the cash keeps flowing—today’s haul proves the appetite for innovation isn’t slowing down. From AI to robotics, the deals hitting the wire on March 24, 2025, show that big bets are still the name of the game. Here’s the latest on who’s getting funded and why it matters.

Former Meta Exec Roi Tiger is Raising $55M for New Cybersecurity Startup

Roi Tiger, the former VP of Engineering at Meta and co-founder of Onavo, is raising $55 million for his new cybersecurity venture — which, interestingly, is still in stealth mode. Greenoaks is leading the round, which is expected to value the stealth-mode startup in the hundreds of millions—a remarkable figure for a company that hasn’t even gone public with its product.

The raise comes only weeks after closing a $20 million seed round, showing just how eager investors are to back Tiger’s next move. With cybersecurity interest spiking post-Wiz acquisition by Google, the timing couldn’t be better.

Tiger founded the company in 2024. He’s no stranger to exits — Facebook bought his previous startup, Onavo, back in 2013.

Funding Details:

• Company Name: [Stealth Cybersecurity Startup]

• Investors Name: Greenoaks, Sequoia, Index Ventures, Cyberstarts

• Amount Raised: $55M

• Total Raised: $75M

• Funding Stage: Series A

• Funding Date: March 24, 2025

The Bot Company Raises $150M for Next-Gen Robotics

The Bot Company, the robotics startup founded by former Cruise co-founder and CEO Kyle Vogt. has pulled in a massive $150 million in funding, according to a report from Reuters. While investor names haven’t been disclosed, the size of the round points to serious confidence from backers betting big on the next wave of automation.

Founded in 2021, The Bot Co. is developing hardware and software to bring intelligent robotics to industrial and service sectors.

Funding Details:

• Company Name: The Bot Co.

• Investor Name: Not disclosed

• Amount Raised: $150M

• Total Raised: $150M

• Funding Stage: Not disclosed

• Funding Date: March 24, 2025

SkySpecs Banks $20M to Help Manage Wind Energy Assets

SkySpecs just landed $20 million to expand its software platform, which helps wind farm operators manage performance and predict maintenance needs using AI. The funding round adds to their already sizable war chest, pushing total funding to nearly $139 million.

The company was founded in 2012 by Danny Ellis, Jonathan Bendes, Ryan Morton, Samuel DeBruin, and Tom Brady (no, not that one). Their tools are already being used to manage wind turbines across multiple continents.

Funding Details:

• Company Name: SkySpecs

• Investors Name: Equinor Ventures, Goldman Sachs Asset Management, Statkraft Ventures

• Amount Raised: $20M

• Total Raised: $138.7M

• Funding Stage: Not disclosed

• Funding Date: March 24, 2025

Halliday Picks Up $20M to Automate Complex Workflows

San Francisco-based Halliday has raised $20 million to scale its protocol that helps companies automate operations and manage system reliability. It’s part of a growing movement to make backend workflows a lot less painful.

The company was founded in 2022 by Akshay Malhotra and Griffin Dunaif. So far, they’ve raised $26 million in total and are backed by a16z crypto, AltLayer, and SV Angel.

Funding Details:

• Company Name: Halliday

• Investors Name: a16z crypto, AltLayer, SV Angel

• Amount Raised: $20M

• Total Raised: $26M

• Funding Stage: Not disclosed

• Funding Date: March 24, 2025

Proscia Raises $50M to Expand Digital Pathology Software

Philadelphia-based Proscia has landed $50 million to support its digital pathology platform. Their software helps labs and life sciences companies manage and analyze diagnostic pathology data.

Founded in 2014 by David West, Proscia is pushing for a shift away from analog pathology workflows with tools that are already gaining traction among research institutions and hospitals.

Funding Details:

• Company Name: Proscia

• Investors Name: Not disclosed

• Amount Raised: $50M

• Total Raised: Not disclosed

• Funding Stage: Not disclosed

• Funding Date: March 24, 2025

VulnCheck Locks In $12M to Grow Cyber Threat Intelligence Platform

Lexington-based VulnCheck raised $12 million to fuel its threat intelligence platform focused on zero-day vulnerabilities and exploit tracking. With cyberattacks getting more sophisticated, investors are looking to companies like VulnCheck to fill the data gaps that traditional platforms miss.

VulnCheck was founded in 2021 by Anthony Bettini and has raised $20 million so far. The latest round includes support from IQT, Sorenson Capital, and Ten Eleven Ventures.

Funding Details:

• Company Name: VulnCheck

• Investors Name: IQT, Sorenson Capital, Ten Eleven Ventures

• Amount Raised: $12M

• Total Raised: $20M

• Funding Stage: Not disclosed

• Funding Date: March 24, 2025

Augustine Therapeutics Raises €77.7M for Neuromuscular Drug Trials

Belgium-based Augustine Therapeutics pulled in €77.7 million (~$84.1M USD) in Series A funding to push its lead drug candidate into early-stage clinical trials. The treatment targets Charcot-Marie-Tooth (CMT) disease, a rare but debilitating neuromuscular condition.

Founded in 2019, Augustine is building a pipeline of therapies for neurological and cardio-metabolic diseases. Novo Holdings and Jeito Capital led the round, with participation from Asabys Partners.

Funding Details:

• Company Name: Augustine Therapeutics

• Investors Name: Novo Holdings, Jeito Capital, Asabys Partners

• Amount Raised: €77.7M (~$84.1M)

• Total Raised: Not disclosed

• Funding Stage: Series A

• Funding Date: March 24, 2025

Iceberg Quantum Raises $2M to Build Fault-Tolerant Quantum Systems

Iceberg Quantum, a Sydney-based quantum computing startup, raised $2 million in pre-seed funding to build more scalable and fault-tolerant architectures. It’s early days, but the founding team has big plans to move beyond traditional quantum models.

Founded in July 2024 by Felix Thomsen, Larry Cohen, and Sam Smith, the company already has backing from Blackbird and LocalGlobe.

Funding Details:

• Company Name: Iceberg Quantum

• Investors Name: Blackbird, LocalGlobe

• Amount Raised: $2M

• Total Raised: $2M

• Funding Stage: Pre-Seed

• Funding Date: March 24, 2025

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