Monthly roundup · Big Data & Analytics · October 2026
Big Data & Analytics startup funding, October 2026: FuriosaAI's $620M Series D leads 34 rounds
We read 34 equity rounds in Big Data & Analytics announced in October 2026, raising $2.2B between them: 5% of all the rounds we read that month and 4% of the money. The largest was FuriosaAI's $620M Series D, led by National Growth Fund and National Growth Fund of Korea. The median seed round was $7.1M, against $7.5M over the last twelve months in Big Data & Analytics; at Series A it was $18M. Y Combinator led the most rounds, with 2.
The biggest rounds
- 1
FuriosaAISeries D · South Korea · led by National Growth Fund, National Growth Fund of Korea$620M - 2SSignSplitSeed · United States · led by W Group$400M
- 3
XonaSeries D · United States · led by Future Ventures$250M - 4SScanntechSeries F · Brazil · led by L Catterton, Partners Group$180M
- 5
Salience LabsSeries B · United Kingdom · led by Bullhound Capital$125M - 6
VEIRSeries C · United States · led by Matter Venture Partners, Tyche Partners$110M - 7
HexSeries D · United States · led by Peak XV, 137 Ventures$100M
- 8
LabelboxSeries E · United States · led by Infinitum Partners$100M - 9MMueon Corp.Series A · United States · led by Maverick Silicon$65M
- 10
Cognitive CreditGrowth · United States · led by Summit Partners$40M
Day by day
Equity rounds in Big Data & Analytics announced each day of October. The busiest day was 22 October, with 5.
By stage, against the year
Each stage's median this month beside its twelve-month median: the sector's own where we hold enough rounds for a benchmark, otherwise the one across all sectors.
The most active leads
Firms that led two or more of the month's rounds in Big Data & Analytics.
Where
- United States13
- United Kingdom3
- China3
- Brazil2
- Taiwan2
- Netherlands1
- Norway1
- Poland1
United States had the most Big Data & Analytics rounds this month.
Against the month
- Rounds, Big Data & Analytics34
- Rounds, all sectors733
- Raised, Big Data & Analytics$2.2B
- Raised, all sectors$59B