Harvey AI

AI tailored for the legal industry

Analytics date: 24.06.2025

Basic information

Head office

San Francisco, US
Head office
Geography of business
United States of America
- United States of America
- Japan
- Spain
- Germany
- Hong Kong SAR China
- Canada
- Italy
- Denmark
- Sweden
- Finland
- Norway
- Switzerland
- United Kingdom
- United Arab Emirates
- France
- Romania
- Portugal
- Turkey
- Greece
- Poland
- Lithuania
- Czech Republic
- Liechtenstein
Geography of business
Date of the last round

Last round 06/2025
Date of the last round
Total funds raised

$802.8M+
Total funds raised

Analytics date: 24.06.2025

Industry analysis

AI ecosystem: a list of startups that raised rounds, where Nvidia is a named investor since 2023.

Nvidia has stated that the goal of its corporate investing is to expand the AI ecosystem by backing startups it considers to be “game changers and market makers." Below is a list of startups that raised rounds exceeding $100 million where Nvidia is a named participant since 2023, including new ones it has backed so far in 2025, organized from the highest amount to lowest raised in the round.

3 types of stocks thriving into and throughout the Age of AGI.

Key Takeaways:

Contrary to past predictions, industry leaders like Sam Altman, Elon Musk, and Mark Zuckerberg now believe AGI could emerge by 2030, setting the stage for a massive shift in how we live, work, and invest.
From Meta’s elite superintelligence team to OpenAI’s $500B Stargate initiative, the world’s largest tech firms are racing to build AGI, with eye-popping investments indicating it’s not decades but years away.
As AGI approaches, the biggest gains may come from three categories of stocks: foundation model builders, chip and cloud infrastructure leaders, and AI-powered application disruptors across industries like defense, robotics, and healthcare.

AI still in "explosion" phase

An "explosion" of startup investing in the AI industry means heavy consolidation is still far off, Databricks CEO Ali Ghodsi said at the company's conference Wednesday in San Francisco.

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Competitor analysis

Leaders in the ratio of valuation to investment

The histogram shows the ratio of the company's value to the volume of investments received. The post-money estimate of the last round is taken as the cost of the company. The volume of investments is the amount of funds raised by the company during all rounds + debt financing. The histogram shows the coefficient obtained by dividing the value of the company by the amount of investments received by it. Accordingly, the higher the coefficient, the better: the less money the company needed to achieve its valuation. The companies on the histogram are arranged in descending order of the coefficient.

Growth rates of companies in the sector

This chart illustrates the progression of private companies' official valuations over time. The post-money valuation of the company during each official financing round is depicted. Each data point represents an investment round, with the company's valuation expressed in US dollars. The timeline is displayed in quarters. By default, the most recent quarters are visible, but you can navigate to earlier periods using the left scroll. To view the chart in full screen, utilize the chart submenu options.