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  1. Aug 3, 2026FUNDINGP-1 AI Raises $50M to Automate Engineering Design$50M Series A→
  2. Aug 3, 2026FUNDINGTwelveLabs Raises $100M to Build Video Superintelligence$100M Series B→
  3. Jul 1, 2026FUNDINGTwelveLabs Raises $100M Series B to Build 'Video Superintelligence,' Deepens AWS Partnership$100M→

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FUNDING
P-1 AI Raises $50M to Automate Engineering Design
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FUNDING$50M Series A

P-1 AI Raises $50M to Automate Engineering Design

P-1 AI raised a $50M Series A led by NEA for Archie, an AI agent that performs mechanical and electrical design work -- one of the few funding stories this week aimed at industrial engineering rather than software.

FUNDING
TwelveLabs Raises $100M to Build Video Superintelligence
FUNDING$100M Series B

TwelveLabs Raises $100M to Build Video Superintelligence

TwelveLabs raised a $100M Series B co-led by NEA and NAVER Ventures to expand beyond video-understanding models into a full-stack agentic system combining perception, knowledge and reasoning for video.

FUNDING
TwelveLabs Raises $100M Series B to Build 'Video Superintelligence,' Deepens AWS Partnership
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FUNDING$100M

TwelveLabs Raises $100M Series B to Build 'Video Superintelligence,' Deepens AWS Partnership

TwelveLabs closed a $100 million Series B on July 1, co-led by NEA and Naver Ventures with Amazon participating directly, pushing total funding above $200 million. The company builds foundation models that understand video the way humans do, and is expanding from video-understanding models into a full-stack agentic system combining perception, knowledge and reasoning, while committing AWS Trainium as its preferred inference chip.