
The Series B is the company's second fundraise since it last raised capital in 2020. In that time, it has increased its ARR by 10x to $60 million.
Omilia, a customer support automation company based in Athens, raised $67 million in funding to expand its operations and build self-learning agents that work across different customer contact points. The company differentiates itself by arguing that deploying large language models to handle every customer support task is wasteful, since many queries involve basic information requests that do not require advanced AI. Omilia's approach focuses on combining multiple tools tailored to specific tasks rather than relying solely on generative AI, and the company has grown its annual recurring revenue to $60 million since its previous funding round in 2020. The fresh capital will fund a new U.S. office, expand the go-to-market team, and support hiring as the company aims to grow from around 500 employees to 600 by year end.

NextSlide says its team members are now working on ChatGPT.
The leadership team at Avatar Robotics: Hamid Farzaneh, founding engineer (l); Colin Webb, founder/CEO (m); and Nenye Anagbogu, chief screwdriver (r). | Credit: Avatar Robotics Avatar Robotics this week said it has raised $6.5 million in a seed financing round. AlleyCorp led the investment, which followed a pre-seed round led by defy.vc. Additional participants included Headline, Henry Ford III, Refashiond, Paul Vogel, Jack Huffard, and Samuel Udotong. The funding aims to support the deployment

Taking vibe-coding a step further, Naïve claims its infra can automate most of the work in setting up and running a business.
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