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Sail Research launched from stealth with $80 million in funding, led by Kleiner Perkins, to develop a new AI infrastructure platform.
PRIVATEJun 25, 2026•3 months ago
Amount Raised
$80 Million
Round Type
Seed
San FranciscoSoftwareArtificial IntelligenceMachine Learning
Sail Research has emerged from stealth mode, securing $80 million in seed and Series A funding. Led by Kleiner Perkins, the funding also saw participation from Sequoia, Redpoint, Theory Ventures, Vine Ventures, and CRV. The startup aims to create an end-to-end infrastructure platform for autonomous AI workflows. This initiative addresses the increasing operational costs associated with enterprise AI applications.
Company Information
Company
Sail Research
Location
San Francisco, California, United States
About
Sail Research is a startup focused on building an end-to-end infrastructure platform designed for AI agents that operate autonomously over extended periods. The company's software optimizes the performance of AI models on existing chips, enabling significant improvements in cost and efficiency for enterprises using AI. Unlike traditional AI serving platforms that prioritize low latency, Sail Research emphasizes maximizing throughput for long-running tasks. Founded by Neil Movva and Samir Menon, the company aims to address the inefficiencies in current AI infrastructure.
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San FranciscoSoftwareArtificial IntelligenceMachine Learning