What are the notable startup funding rounds for the week ending June 14, 2025?

This week’s notable startup funding activity across the US has resulted in $1.7 billion in new investments. Highlighted deals include Tastewise, a New York-based consumer intelligence platform for food brands, raising $50 million, and PostHog, an open-source platform from San Francisco, securing $70 million for product development tools. VODA.ai from Boston, focusing on AI solutions for the water utility market, received $10 million. Outset, based in San Francisco, raised $17 million for its AI-driven interview tool. Cyera, an AI-powered data security platform in New York, secured a significant $540 million. Other notable funding includes Trustible’s $4.6 million for its governance management platform and Guardz’s $56 million for its cybersecurity solutions. Glean, a Palo Alto-based AI search engine, raised $150 million, while Farsight AI in New York secured $16 million for financial services automation. Autonomize AI in Austin raised $28 million for healthcare data solutions, and Guidehealth in Dallas received $10 million for healthcare integration. Laurel, a San Francisco firm automating timesheet management, raised $80 million. Landbase, a San Francisco platform for automating business outreach, secured $30 million. New York’s Turnkey, focusing on crypto wallet infrastructure, raised $30 million, while Conveyor in San Francisco received $20 million for customer security review solutions. Occupier, a proptech software company in New York, raised $16 million. Linear, a San Francisco software development management tool, secured $82 million. Canary Technologies, offering digital guest management for hotels, raised $80 million. Commons Clinic in Los Angeles, providing musculoskeletal care, raised $26 million. Pittsburgh’s Gecko Robotics secured $125 million for industrial robotics. Meter in San Francisco, offering managed network services, raised $170 million. Nominal in Austin, focused on real-time testing platforms, raised $75 million. Runwise, a New York company offering building heat management software, raised $30 million. Finally, Bolo AI in Palo Alto, an AI platform for heavy industries, raised $8.1 million.