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Microsoft portfolio map

41 startups Microsoft has backed in rounds we track, since 2003, grouped by their main sector. Together they have raised $406B; Microsoft led at least one round in 2 of them. The biggest sector is AI, with 19 companies.

41startups backed
6sectors
$406Braised between them
AIbiggest sector

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AI

19 startups · $405B raised

  1. OpenAIOpenAI is an artificial intelligence research and deployment company based in San Francisco.United States$230B
  2. AnthropicUnited States$134B
  3. DatabricksDatabricks is a data and AI company that provides a unified, cloud-based platform designed for data analytics, artificial intelligUnited States$34B
  4. FAFigure AIUnited States$2.2B
  5. WayveWayve Technologies Ltd is a British company focused on developing self-driving vehicle systems.United Kingdom$1.8B
  6. GraphcoreGraphcore develops a microprocessor designed for AI and machine learning applications.United Kingdom$835M
  7. d-Matrixd-Matrix is a semiconductor company based in Santa Clara, California, founded in 2019.United States$275M
  8. Element AICanada$253M

IT Services

9 startups · $887M raised

  1. PSPivotal SoftwareUnited States$758M
  2. UnifysquareUnify Square is a technology company based in Bellevue, Washington, specializing in software and services for unified communicatioUnited States$40M
  3. Groove NetworksGroove helps you manage customer conversations effortlessly with a shared inbox, smart automation, AI-powered tools, and streamlinUnited States$38M
  4. Platform SolutionsPlatform Solutions develops open mainframe computers compatible with a set of data center environments and operating systems.United States$37M
  5. nCrypted CloudnCrypted Cloud develops a privacy, security and collaboration platform.United States$9.3M
  6. Mental CanvasMental Canvas is a New York-based software technology company founded in 2013.United States$2.0M
  7. My-AppsThis is mobile applications constructor that allows every one without any special skills create his own mobile application via webRussia$1.9M
  8. Ubiq MobileUbiqMobile is a framework for mobile development that streamlines how companies mobilize their business operations.Russia$870K

Internet

4 startups · $225M raised

  1. Move NetworksMove Networks is a streaming tech platform delivering live and multi-channel television via internet to PC, TV and mobile devices users.United States$113M
  2. ZipwhipZipwhip is the leading business-texting platform in North America, helping more than 30,000 organizations engage their customers aUnited States$91M
  3. AIAtlas InformaticsUnited States$21M
  4. DarudarDaruDar aims to spread the social practice of gift-giving by providing a platform for giving things and skills to other people for free.Russia$86K

Edtech

3 startups · $207M raised

  1. Kahoot!Kahoot!Norway$202M
  2. SkooveSkoove is a Berlin-based piano learning app and music technology company that offers interactive, AI-assisted online piano lessonsGermany$3.4M
  3. Bamboo LearningBamboo Learning is an education-focused software and services company with a mission to teach using voice-based devices.United States$1.4M

Fintech

3 startups · $49M raised

  1. YYinchengkuYinchengku is a China-based privately held company that provides online B2B financial services.China$39M
  2. VVolumeItaly$6.3M
  3. ZignalsZignals offers real-time alerts for global markets to your email and/or phone.Ireland$3.7M

HR Tech

3 startups · $106M raised

  1. Dynamic SignalFirstup is the leading intelligent communication platform and our mission is to improve the employee experience at every moment thUnited States$95M
  2. RallyteamRallyteam is an internal mobility platform that helps companies optimize their workforce by aligning employees' interests, skills,United States$8.6M
  3. JobUFOJobUFO is a recruiting company that simplifies application process and optimizes communication between applicant and employer.Germany$2.3M

How this map is made. Every startup here has raised money in a round we track that names Microsoft as an investor, the first in 2003. Each sits under its main sector, read from its rounds, and each sector shows its best-funded first; sectors with fewer than three companies are left off. Rebuilt nightly; updated 15 November 2026.

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