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Decart

As of May 18, 2026, Decart was last valued at ~$4B (May 2026 Growth) and has raised at least $453M in equity across 4 sourced funding rounds.

AI research lab building real-time generative video and world-model infrastructure.

San Francisco, California, USAFounded 2023Founders: Dean Leitersdorf, Moshe ShalevWebsite β†—See connections β†’Compare with Skild AI
Last verified May 18, 2026

Decart at a glance

As of
Latest valuation
~$4B[1]
Growth Β· May 2026
Equity raised
$453M[2]
Across 4 sourced roundsDerived
Lead investors
Radical Ventures, Benchmark, Sequoia Capital[3]
Across 3 sourced rounds
Founded
2023[4]
Headquarters
San Francisco, California, USA[5]
  1. [1] Latest valuation: SiliconANGLE, May 18, 2026
  2. [2] Equity raised: Sum of the 4 sourced equity rounds in the funding history below (debt, tender offers and rumored rounds excluded), May 18, 2026
  3. [3] Lead investors: SiliconANGLE, May 18, 2026
  4. [4] Founded: Wikidata (retrieved September 16, 2026)
  5. [5] Headquarters: TechCrunch (retrieved December 19, 2024)

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Company Snapshot

Decart is based in San Francisco, California, USA, founded 2023 by Dean Leitersdorf, Moshe Shalev.

Recent changes

  1. Oct 11, 2026Amazon In Talks To Buy Decart For $7B Pulse story
  2. Aug 13, 2026Anthropic in Talks to Buy Decart for $6 Billion Pulse story
  3. Jun 10, 2026Decart Raises $300M at ~$4B Valuation Pulse story
  4. May 18, 2026Raised $300M Growth at a ~$4B valuation SiliconANGLE
  5. May 18, 2026First reported valuation: ~$4B SiliconANGLE
Earlier changes (10)
  1. May 18, 2026New investor: Nvidia SiliconANGLE
  2. May 18, 2026New investor: Toyota Ventures SiliconANGLE
  3. May 18, 2026New investor: Radical Ventures SiliconANGLE
  4. May 18, 2026New investor: Adobe Ventures SiliconANGLE
  5. Aug 8, 2025Raised $100M Series B The SaaS News
  6. Dec 19, 2024Raised $32M Series A at a $500M+ valuation TechCrunch
  7. Dec 19, 2024New investor: Benchmark TechCrunch
  8. Dec 19, 2024New investor: Zeev Ventures TechCrunch
  9. Oct 31, 2024Raised $21M Seed TechCrunch
  10. Oct 31, 2024New investor: Sequoia Capital TechCrunch

Funding history

4 equity events Β· newest first Β· sources dated per row
DateRoundAmountValuationLead investorsSource
May 18, 2026Growth$300M~$4Bpost-moneySiliconANGLE
Aug 8, 2025Series B$100Mβ€”
β€”
WithSequoia CapitalunverifiedBenchmarkunverifiedZeev VenturesunverifiedAleph VC
The SaaS News
Dec 19, 2024Series A$32M$500M+post-moneyTechCrunch
Oct 31, 2024Seed$21Mβ€”
WithOren Zeev
TechCrunch

Equity only. β€œEquity raised” above sums the rounds with a dated, linked source; rumored rounds, tender offers and secondary sales are listed but not counted, and debt financing is listed separately.

Funding timeline Β· 4 rounds Β· $453M tracked
$0.0M$168M$336M$21MSeedOct 24$32MSeries ADec 24$100MSeries BAug 25$300MGrowthMay 26
Cumulative equity raised (sourced rounds)
$0M$249M$498M2024-102024-122025-082026-05
Underlying values
As ofValueMethodSource
May 18, 2026$453MDerivedSiliconANGLE
Aug 8, 2025$153MDerivedThe SaaS News
Dec 19, 2024$53MDerivedTechCrunch
Oct 31, 2024$21MDerivedTechCrunch

Investors

Latest Pulse

  1. Amazon In Talks To Buy Decart For $7BAmazon is reportedly in talks to acquire AI inference startup Decart for about $7 billion, months after Anthropic walked away from a similar deal.β†’
  2. Anthropic Walks Away From Its Biggest Deal EverAnthropic terminated talks to acquire Israeli AI startup Decart for roughly $6 billion after conducting due diligence, walking away from what would have been its largest acquisition to date.β†’
  3. Why Every Big AI Deal Right Now Is Really a Compute DealAnthropic's Decart talks, IBM's OpenAI tie-up and Tencent's own numbers all point to the same thing: the AI industry's biggest recent moves are about who controls usable compute, not which model wins the week.β†’
  4. Kog Claims 30x Faster LLM Inference on Existing GPUsFrench startup Kog says its software can squeeze up to 30x faster inference out of GPUs enterprises already own, betting that optimization -- not new chips -- is the fastest way to cut AI's biggest recurring cost.β†’
  5. Anthropic in Talks to Buy Decart for $6 BillionAnthropic is negotiating to acquire Israeli AI infrastructure startup Decart for about $6 billion, which would be Anthropic's largest acquisition to date and a roughly 50% premium over the $4 billion valuation Decart set just ten weeks ago.β†’
  6. Decart Raises $300M at ~$4B ValuationAnother $300M bet on the foundation model layer, but the window for new entrants is closing fast. At $4B, investors are paying frontier-lab multiples for a company that still needs to prove it can compete with labs spending $10B+ annually on training.β†’

Coverage Timeline

newest first
  1. Oct 11, 2026BIG TECHAmazon In Talks To Buy Decart For $7B~$7B (Reported Talks)β†’
  2. Sep 8, 2026AIAnthropic Walks Away From Its Biggest Deal Ever~$6B deal, terminated→
  3. Aug 15, 2026AIWhy Every Big AI Deal Right Now Is Really a Compute Deal→
  4. Aug 13, 2026AIAnthropic in Talks to Buy Decart for $6 Billion~$6B (talks)β†’
  5. Jun 10, 2026FUNDINGDecart Raises $300M at ~$4B Valuation$300M→

All Coverage

BIG TECH
Amazon In Talks To Buy Decart For $7B
BIG TECH~$7B (Reported Talks)

Amazon In Talks To Buy Decart For $7B

Amazon is reportedly in talks to acquire AI inference startup Decart for about $7 billion, months after Anthropic walked away from a similar deal.

DEEP DIVE
AI
Anthropic Walks Away From Its Biggest Deal Ever
Anthropic Walks Away From Its Biggest Deal Ever logo
AI~$6B deal, terminated

Anthropic Walks Away From Its Biggest Deal Ever

Anthropic terminated talks to acquire Israeli AI startup Decart for roughly $6 billion after conducting due diligence, walking away from what would have been its largest acquisition to date.

DEEP DIVE
AI
Why Every Big AI Deal Right Now Is Really a Compute Deal
Illustration for: Why Every Big AI Deal Right Now Is Really a Compute Deal
AI

Why Every Big AI Deal Right Now Is Really a Compute Deal

Anthropic's Decart talks, IBM's OpenAI tie-up and Tencent's own numbers all point to the same thing: the AI industry's biggest recent moves are about who controls usable compute, not which model wins the week.

DEEP DIVE
AI
Anthropic in Talks to Buy Decart for $6 Billion
Anthropic in Talks to Buy Decart for $6 Billion logo
AI~$6B (talks)

Anthropic in Talks to Buy Decart for $6 Billion

Anthropic is negotiating to acquire Israeli AI infrastructure startup Decart for about $6 billion, which would be Anthropic's largest acquisition to date and a roughly 50% premium over the $4 billion valuation Decart set just ten weeks ago.

DEEP DIVE
FUNDING
Decart Raises $300M at ~$4B Valuation
Illustration for: Decart Raises $300M at ~$4B Valuation
FUNDING$300M

Decart Raises $300M at ~$4B Valuation

Another $300M bet on the foundation model layer, but the window for new entrants is closing fast. At $4B, investors are paying frontier-lab multiples for a company that still needs to prove it can compete with labs spending $10B+ annually on training.

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Decart FAQ

What is Decart's valuation?

Decart was last valued at ~$4B in its May 2026 Growth, according to SiliconANGLE (May 18, 2026).

How much has Decart raised?

Decart has raised at least $453M in equity across 4 sourced funding rounds tracked by Value Add VC. The most recent was a $300M Growth in May 2026 at a ~$4B post-money valuation, reported by SiliconANGLE. Debt financing, tender offers and secondary sales are not counted.

Who invested in Decart?

Lead investors in Decart's sourced funding rounds include Radical Ventures, Benchmark and Sequoia Capital. Per round: its May 2026 Growth was led by Radical Ventures; its December 2024 Series A was led by Benchmark; its October 2024 Seed was led by Sequoia Capital.

When was Decart founded and where is it based?

Decart was founded in 2023 and is headquartered in San Francisco, California, USA, according to Wikidata and TechCrunch.

Sources & methodologyshow
Where these figures come from

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