What are the notable startup funding rounds for the week ending 6/20/26?

This week’s notable startup funding rounds across the US have highlighted significant investment activity in various markets, totaling $1.3 billion. Key deals include NinjaOne, Coram AI, Stars + Honey, and 21 other startups. San Francisco-based KLIPY secured $3.8 million for its short-form media API, while Ergo raised $2.8 million for its AI revenue infrastructure. Hydra Host in Boulder attracted $100 million for its GPU cloud infrastructure, and Seattle’s Gradial secured $65 million to enhance AI-driven marketing operations. Articul8 in Palo Alto raised $35 million for its generative AI platform, and Verse in San Francisco garnered $54 million for its energy intelligence software. Pramaana Labs, specializing in AI compliance systems, raised $27 million, and Menlo Park’s Odyssey secured $310 million for its AI simulations. Radical Numerics in Menlo Park received $50 million for AI in biological intelligence, while Brooklyn’s Podium Automation raised $18 million for industrial automation software. AttoTude, based in Menlo Park, secured $52 million for high-speed interconnect technology, and Bland AI in San Francisco raised $50 million for its AI phone agents platform. San Francisco’s Flagright, specializing in AML compliance, raised $12.5 million, and Atom Computing in Berkeley attracted $100 million for quantum computing developments. SubBase in Fort Lauderdale secured $7 million for its materials management platform, while Arlington’s Twenty Technologies raised $100 million for cyber warfare software. New York’s Copia Automation raised $26 million for industrial automation DevOps tools, and Cambridge’s HyperLight secured $80 million for photonic integrated circuits. Interchecks in Brooklyn raised $50 million for its payments infrastructure, and Boston’s Connie Health secured $40 million for Medicare advisory services. InStride Health, also in Boston, raised $30 million for virtual treatment services, while Cambridge’s Foundation Alloy attracted $22 million for metal part production technology. Convey in San Francisco raised $38 million for its AI workers platform, and Icarus Medical Innovations in Charlottesville secured $7.2 million for orthopedic bracing. Finally, Chicago’s Vinyl Equity raised $20 million for its transfer agency infrastructure.