Investor excitement around AI continues to propel numerous startups to unicorn valuations on a monthly basis.

Drawing from Crunchbase and PitchBook information, TechCrunch identified the venture-backed companies attaining unicorn status during 2026. Although the majority tie to artificial intelligence, a notable portion target sectors such as healthcare along with select crypto ventures. The compilation receives ongoing updates across the year.

June

MainFunc - $2.6 billion. The company provides an AI workspace known as Genspark. Established in 2023, its most recent funding was a $485 million Series B led by Lg Technology Ventures, SBI Investment, and Emergency Equity Management per Pitchbook data. Total funding stands at $645 million, with AWS among the backers.

May

Farther - $1.25 billion. Founded in 2019, this wealth management platform secured a $150 million Series D led by General Atlantic to reach a $1.25 billion valuation, according to Pitchbook. Cumulative capital raised reaches $273 million, backed by Bessemer Venture Partners, Lightspeed, and Khosla among others.

Socket - $1 billion. Founded in 2020, the cybersecurity firm safeguards against harmful supply chain attacks. Its latest round included $60 million in Series C financing led by Thrive Capital, per Pitchbook. Overall funds total $124 million from participants such as Aaron Levie and Andreessen Horowitz.

EXA - $1.95 billion. This entity created a web engine enabling AI agents to search, crawl, and research. Started in 2021, it completed a $250 million Series C led by Andreessen Horowitz, according to Pitchbook. Funding to date totals $360 million including Nvidia and YC.

Radar - $1 billion. The inventory management platform raised $170 million in Series B financing led by Nimble Partners and Gideon Strategic Partners. Founded in 2013, it has accumulated roughly $250 million from backers including Founders Fund and YC, per Pitchbook.

Vi Labs - $1.64 billion. This AI enterprise platform assists health service organizations with patient acquisition and operational management. Launched in 2021, the firm secured $145 million led by RevelStroke Capital Partners and The Pritzker Organization, according to Pitchbook. Total capital stands near $275 million from investors such as General Atlantic and Square Peg Capital.

SendCutSend - $1 billion. Founded in 2018, the startup fabricates custom industrial parts. It raised $110 million in Series A financing led by Paradigm and Sequoia, accumulating around $123 million overall per Pitchbook.

MiRus - $4.41 billion. Established in 2015, this cardiovascular and orthopedic medical device firm completed a $1.5 billion late-stage round from Boston Scientific. Funding exceeds $1 billion to date, according to Pitchbook.

Recursive - $4.65 billion. Founded in 2025, the AI research lab raised $650 million in Series A financing led by GV and Greycroft, bringing totals to $650 million. Nvidia participates among investors, per Pitchbook.

Forus - $1.01 billion. Founded in 2023, the company streamlines patient care processes including benefit verifications, appeal letters, and enrollment forms to accelerate treatment. It raised $160 million in Series B led by Accel, totaling around $197 million with Bain Capital Ventures and Thrive Capital also participating, according to Pitchbook.

Positron - $1.06 billion. Founded in 2024, the firm develops custom AI hardware for inference. Its latest $234 million Series B involved ARENA Private Wealth and Valor Equity Partners. Funding surpasses $310 million overall, per Pitchbook.

Cowboy Space - $2 billion. Founded in 2023, the company aims to construct a space-based power grid supporting AI operations on Earth. It raised $305 million in Series B led by Index Ventures, reaching $355 million total with Andreessen Horowitz, NEA, and Draper Associates involved, according to Pitchbook.

Starcloud - $1.1 billion. This startup advances technology for space-deployed data centers. Founded in 2024, it secured $170 million in Series A led by EQT and Benchmark Opportunity Partners. Funding exceeds $190 million from Sequoia and Andreessen Horowitz, per Pitchbook.

Advanced Manufacturing Company of America - $1.1 billion. The firm develops and produces defense and aerospace components. Started in 2024, it raised $300 million in Series B led by Caffeinated Capital. Investors include Andreessen Horowitz, Lightspeed, and Founders Fund, with totals over $370 million, according to Pitchbook.

Xbow - $1.32 billion. Founded in 2024, the autonomous hacker identifies security vulnerabilities for companies. It raised $155 million in Series C led by Samsung Venture Investment, DFJ Growth, and Northzone Ventures, accumulating slightly over $270 million, per Pitchbook.

Corgi - $2.6 billion. Founded in 2024, the startup supplies insurance coverage to startups covering liabilities such as cyber, general, and tech and AI risks. It raised $105 million in Series B1 from TCV, reaching $374 million total with Kindred Ventures and YC participating, according to Pitchbook.

Blitzy - $1.4 billion. Founded in 2023, the company delivers an AI coding tool for enterprise teams. It secured $200 million from Northzone Ventures, totaling around $206 million, per Pitchbook.

April

Rogo - $2 billion. Founded in 2021, the platform supports financial institutions in managing analytical workflows. It raised $160 million in Series D led by Kleiner Perkins, accumulating slightly over $310 million with Tiger Global Management and Khosla Ventures involved, according to Pitchbook.

Parallel - $2 billion. Founded in 2023, the company constructs a search engine tailored for AI agents. It raised $100 million in Series B led by Sequoia, with Khosla Ventures and Kleiner Perkins participating. Totals reach around $230 million, per Pitchbook.

Avoca - $1 billion. Founded in 2022, the startup provides AI agents for customer support tasks including inbound and outbound communications. It raised $125 million in Series B led by General Catalyst and Meritech Capital Partners, bringing totals to $125 million with Kleiner Perkins and YC also backing, according to Pitchbook.

Core Automation - $1 billion. Founded in 2026, the enterprise platform automates complex business workflows. It raised $100 million in a seed round with Threshold Ventures and Scribble Ventures participating. Funding totals $100 million, per Pitchbook.

Promethus - $41 billion. Co-founded by Jeff Bezos last year, the startup develops AI tools automating general engineering tasks. It raised a $12 billion Series B led by JPMorgan Chase and BlackRock. Totals stand at $18.2 billion, according to Pitchbook.

Omni Analytics - $1.51 billion. Founded in 2022, the business intelligence platform helps employees answer questions. It raised $120 million in Series C led by ICONOIQ Growth, reaching around $215 million with Databricks and GV participating, per Pitchbook.

Factory - $1.5 billion. Founded in 2023, the startup builds self-improving software. It raised $150 million in Series C led by Khosla Ventures, with Blackstone and Nvidia involved. Totals reach around $219 million, according to Pitchbook.

Slash - $1.4 billion. Founded in 2020, the banking and corporate financial management platform consolidates banking, payments, expense management, and corporate cards. It raised $100 million in Series C led by Ribbit Capital, Khosla Ventures, and Goodwater Capital. Totals approximate $160 million with Menlo and YC participating, per Pitchbook.

Alloy Therapeutics - $1 billion. Founded in 2017, the startup applies AI to drug discovery and development. It raised $40 million in Series R with Founders Fund, 8VC, and 10X Capital participating. Funding exceeds $170 million, according to Pitchbook.

Applied Compute - $1.3 billion. Founded in 2025, the startup enables enterprises to leverage their data for training custom AI software and solutions. It raised $80 million led by Kleiner Perkins, with Benchmark and Sequoia involved. Totals reach $160 million, per Pitchbook.

Hermeus - $1 billion. Founded in 2018, the company develops high-speed unmanned aircraft. It raised $350 million in Series C led by Khosla Ventures, with Peter Thiel and Founders Fund participating. Funding approaches $550 million, according to Pitchbook.

March

Tenex.AI - $1 billion. Founded in 2024, the startup positions itself as a leading AI-native, human-led agentic platform delivering cybersecurity services. It raised $250 million in Series B led by Crosspoint Capital, reaching $277 million with Andreessen Horowitz participating, per Pitchbook.

Also - $1 billion. Founded in 2024, this Rivian spinout builds electric autonomous small vehicles for transporting people and goods. It raised $200 million in Series C led by Greenoaks Capital Partners, exceeding $300 million total with DoorDash and Rivian involved, according to Pitchbook.

Stipple Bio - $2.25 billion. Founded in 2022, the startup targets cancer drug discovery. It raised $100 million in Series A led by Andreessen Horowitz, Nextech Invest, and RA Capital Management. Totals approximate $121 million with Emerson Collective and OMX participating, per Pitchbook.

Nextop AI - $4.2 billion. Founded in 2024, the startup develops ethernet networking hardware for AI data centers. It raised $500 million in Series B led by Andreessen Horowitz and Lightspeed Venture Partners, reaching $610 million, according to Pitchbook.

ModRetro - $1 billion. Founded in 2023 by Palmer Luckey, the startup manufactures classic retro games such as GameBoy with modern enhancements. It raised $195 million in Series A, totaling $217 million with Valor Equity Partners and Drover Ventures participating, per Pitchbook.

Rhoda AI - $1.7 billion. Founded in 2024, the startup builds foundational models supporting robotic system deployment. It raised $450 million in Series A led by Premji Invest, Mayfield Fund, Capricorn Investment Group, Khosla Ventures, and Temasek Holdings. Totals reach $450 million, according to Pitchbook.

Nominal - $2 billion. Founded in 2022, the software suite assists engineering teams in testing and operating hardware. It raised $115 million in Series B led by Founders Fund and Sequoia. Totals approximate $182 million with Lightspeed Venture Partners participating, per Pitchbook.