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Union.ai, which lets companies create AI and data workflows, added $19 million to its Series A, co-founder and CEO Ketan Umare tells Axios Pro exclusively.

Why it matters: Developing agentic AI systems demands stronger and faster infrastructure.

Zoom in: The raise was led by existing investor NEA, with participation from Nava Ventures and Mozilla Ventures.

The Series A now totals $38.1 million, after Union.ai collected $19.1 million in 2023.

The additional funding from existing investors allowed for a faster close as the startup focuses on developing the platform, Umare says. 

How it works: Union.ai has created an enterprise platform around Flyte, an open-source AI orchestration solution.

Its AI development platform unifies data, models, and compute, letting engineering teams more quickly move from experiment to production-ready AI systems.

By the numbers: The company grew 3x last year and serves just less than 50 customers, Umare says.

Founded in 2021, the company has now raised a total of $48 million.

What they're saying: "We're not actively looking to raise a Series B," Umare says. "I'm sure we will raise more money and we would love to double down, but I am not sure of the timing."

Exclusive: Union.ai raises fresh $19M to streamline data and AI workflows

The money is a continuation of its Series A from 2023.

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Union.ai, which lets companies create AI and data workflows, added $19 million to its Series A, co-founder and CEO Ketan Umare tells Axios Pro exclusively.Why it matters: Developing agentic AI systems demands stronger and faster infrastructure.

Exclusive: Union.ai raises fresh $19M to streamline data and AI workflows

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