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As of June 10, 2026, Hark has raised at least $700M in equity across 1 sourced funding round.
Hark is an AI lab building models and hardware for a personal AI assistant.[1] Brett Adcock, who also founded the robotics company Figure AI and the electric aircraft maker Archer, launched Hark in late 2025 with $100 million of his own money.[1] Its announcements are datelined San Jose, California.[2] Parkway Venture Capital led the round, with Nvidia, AMD Ventures, ARK Invest, Brookfield, Greycroft, Intel Capital, Qualcomm Ventures and Salesforce Ventures among the participants.[1] In August 2026 Hark signed a multi-year partnership with Nvidia that includes gigawatt-scale compute on the Vera Rubin platform.[2],[3] In October 2026 it released Hark Pro, an assistant built on a model trained for computer use that operates websites on the user's behalf.[4],[3] Hark Pro runs on the web and as iOS and Android apps.[3] Its cloud agent, Handoff, can run up to six browsers at once, according to the company.[3] The app stores card details and passwords in an encrypted vault that Hark says it cannot access.[3] Hark plans to release its own AI-native device in 2027.[4] Chowdhury has said the devices should be portable and useful at home and work, and AT&T is supplying their cellular service.[3]
In May 2026 the company had 70 employees and ran a data center with Nvidia B200 GPUs.[1],[3]
Hark, founded by Figure AI's Brett Adcock, raised a $700M Series A at a $6B valuation in May 2026 and launched its Hark Pro assistant in October.
Hark is an AI lab building models and hardware for a personal AI assistant. Its stated aim is a universal interface to the digital world, not general intelligence: TechCrunch reports the company sees its mission as building a user interface for AI.[1],[2]
Its first product, Hark Pro, launched in October 2026. It is built on a model trained specifically for computer use, which means it operates websites on the user's behalf. It runs on the web and as iOS and Android apps. A cloud agent called Handoff remembers instructions and can drive up to six browsers at once, according to the company. Card details and passwords sit in an encrypted vault that Hark says it cannot see inside. Users can access the service free, with a subscription tier for heavy users.[2],[3]
Hark has said it will release an AI-native device in 2027. Design chief Abidur Chowdhury has said the devices should be portable and useful at home and at work, and that the company does not believe in glasses with cameras or a wearable pin. AT&T is supplying the cellular service.[2],[3]
Brett Adcock, who also founded the robotics company Figure AI and the electric aircraft maker Archer, launched Hark in late 2025 with $100 million of his own money. The company raised its Series A in May 2026, after leaving stealth.[1],[3]
In August 2026, Hark announced a multi-year strategic partnership with Nvidia covering personalized agentic AI, including a technical collaboration and gigawatt-scale compute capacity on the Nvidia Vera Rubin platform. The announcement was datelined San Jose, California, which is the only location we found for the company.[4]
Hark announced a $700 million Series A on May 21, 2026, at a $6 billion post-money valuation. Parkway Venture Capital led. Participants were Nvidia, Align Ventures, AMD Ventures, ARK Invest, Brookfield, Greycroft, Intel Capital, Prime Movers Lab, Qualcomm Ventures, Salesforce Ventures and Tamarack Global. TechCrunch said the proceeds would go to recruiting for hardware, product design and AI research, and to securing compute and components.[1],[3]
The $100 million Adcock put in at the start was the founder's own capital, not an outside round. No total-funding figure or revenue has been disclosed.[1]
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| Date | Round | Amount | Valuation | Lead investors | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 10, 2026 | Series A | $700M | — | WithNvidiaIntel CapitalAMD VenturesQualcomm VenturesARK Investment ManagementunverifiedPrime MoversSalesforce VenturesAlign Ventures | Crunchbase News |
| Series Anot counted | $700M | — | — | TechCrunch |
Equity only. “Equity 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.
That month Hark said it raised $700 million in a Series A at a $6 billion post-money valuation.[1],[3]
Hark, the startup that raised a $700M Series A in May, showed off Handoff -- an agent that clicks through Target, Walmart, OpenTable and LinkedIn without APIs, using a model trained to predict actions instead of tokens.
Hark raised a $700M Series A betting that frontier AI migrates from cloud to personal devices -- a thesis that strengthens every time OpenAI raises API prices. At $6B pre-revenue, investors are underwriting the hardware + AI convergence thesis at a scale unseen since Magic Leap.
That month Hark said it raised $700 million in a Series A at a $6 billion post-money valuation.[1],[3]
Nvidia, AMD Ventures, Intel Capital and Qualcomm Ventures took part in Hark's $700 million round, The Next Web reported.[3]
Adcock is founder and CEO.[2]
Hark is an AI lab building models and hardware for a personal AI assistant.[1]
Hark has raised at least $700M in equity across 1 sourced funding round tracked by Value Add VC. The most recent was a $700M Series A in June 2026, reported by Crunchbase News. Debt financing, tender offers and secondary sales are not counted.
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