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2025 Notable
Year in
Review
An extraordinary year for Notable Capital.

2025 has been an extraordinary year for Notable Capital and the founders we’ve backed. We've seen unprecedented momentum in our core sectors as AI continues to disrupt and accelerate innovation, creating the most meaningful technology paradigm shift we've ever experienced. As technology continues to advance, our community is what energizes us most: ambitious founders eager to build epic companies, ecosystems of sector and functional experts who advise and partner with us, and our fantastic limited partners who believe in backing truly notable causes.

We're living through a transformative era and witnessing dramatic and efficient growth across our portfolio, proving that leverage and ambition can redefine what's possible. The opportunity ahead, driven by AI, infrastructure innovation, and evolving applications for consumers, prosumers, and businesses, is massive, and we've only scratched the surface.

We continue to be inspired by the conviction of the founders we meet and the problems they're solving. This year, we made eight new investments including Anthropic, Browserbase, Clover Security, dub, Phia, and Wispr as well as two companies still to be announced. We also announced our previous investments in BNTO, Echo, fal, Plenful, and Token Security. We invested in follow-on funding across companies taking on big missions, including fal, Quince, Vercel, Descope, and more. And we celebrated exits including the completion of Hashicorp’s $7.7B acquisition by IBM, Neon's $1B acquisition by Databricks, and Nozomi's $1B acquisition by Mitsubishi Electric.

This year, our team published insights on the infrastructure opportunity in agentic AI, the future of consumption-based pricing, and how Israeli companies are poised to emerge as leaders in AI. We partnered with Morgan Stanley on our Rising in Cyber report, analyzing the cybersecurity market through the lens of public and private data and M&A trends. We also launched the NextGen AI Fellowship, bringing 30 of the top college students studying at the intersection of AI and other frontier technologies to learn and build for the summer in San Francisco at internships at Notable portfolio companies. We continue to be invested in creating communities where founders share knowledge and forge partnerships to make their impact even greater. 

The ambition in the market is extraordinary, and the opportunities to build enduring companies have never been greater. To our founders, LPs, and the entire Notable community: thank you for another inspiring year.

-The Notable Capital Team

New Investments

To Be Announced
A Series A company building a preventative cloud security platform centered on controlling access and reachability inside modern cloud environments.
A Seed-stage company in the AI infrastructure space building software for confidential inference.

Notable Up Rounds

Series F at $183B valuation
Series L at $134B valuation
Series F at $9.3B valuation
Series C & D
Series B
Series C & D
Series A

2025 Highlights

January
Quince announced its Series C funding.
Token Security announced its Series A funding led by Notable Capital with Oren Yunger joining the board.
February
HashiCorp closed its acquisition by IBM at $7.7B.
fal announced its Series B funding led by Notable Capital with Glenn Solomon joining the board and Dan Cahana joining as board observer.
Drata announced its acquisition of Safebase.io and celebrated crossing $100M+ in ARR in just four years.
Parafin named to Forbes’ tenth annual Fintech 50 list.
Nozomi named as a Gartner Magic Quadrant recipient.
March
Vercel added legendary company builder Jeanne DeWitt Grosser as Chief Operating Officer.
April
Gorgie announced its launch at over 900 Target stores with an exclusive flavor, Pink Lemonade.
Plenful announced its Series B funding bringing AI to the healthcare back office, starting with pharmacies.
Tonic.ai announced its acquisition of Fabricate to expand its platform with schema-first, AI-powered data generation.
Torq announced its acquisition of Notable portfolio company Revrod to help make automated SOC a reality.
Notable’s Jen Holmstrom led a session on helping portfolio companies build effective boards featuring the Vic.ai team at the VC Platform Global Summit.
May
Neon announced its acquisition by Databricks for approximately $1B.
dub announced its Series A funding led by Notable Capital to bring copy-trading and financial investing education to the masses, with Hans Tung joining the board.
Patronus launched Percival, the first AI agent that can evaluate and fix other agents.
Anthropic released its next-generation models: Claude Opus 4 & Claude Sonnet 4.
June
Notable hosted its annual Rising in Cyber celebration honoring 30 of the most promising cybersecurity companies and published an accompanying report in collaboration with Morgan Stanley on the public and private cybersecurity market outlook.
Homebase released AI-powered hiring & scheduling assistants built with and for small businesses.
Handshake announced Handshake AI, the largest verified expert network of over 3M advanced degree holders across every niche discipline and at the forefront of knowledge in foundational models.
Browserbase announced its Series B funding led by Notable Capital with Glenn Solomon joining the board and Dan Cahana joining as board observer.
Coder announced its full set of agentic workflow features.
July
Notable hosted its first-ever NextGen AI Fellowship Pitch Day.
fal announced its Series C funding and that it has served over 2 million developers.
Echo announced its seed funding led by Notable Capital with Oren Yunger joining the board and Laura Hamilton joining as board observer.
Netbox announced its $35M Series B round.
Coder and Anthropic collaborated to host a conversation about how engineering organizations can adapt to AI coding agents.
Handshake featured in Bloomberg on how college grads are pursuing new career paths, including training AI models.
August
Browserbase featured in Forbes’ annual Next Billion-Dollar Startups List.
Quince announced its Series D funding.
Parafin ranked #15 on Inc.’s 2025 5000 List of the fastest growing startups.
Anthropic, Browserbase, fal, and Vercel featured on the Intelligent Applications 40 List.
Torq voted best booth at Black Hat’s Annual Security Conference.
September
Nozomi signed an agreement to be acquired by Mitsubishi Electric for approximately $1B in cash.
Anthropic announced its Series F funding and that it has crossed $5B in run-rate revenue.
Inngest announced its Series A funding with Dan Cahana joining the board.
Descope announced its $35M seed extension.
Vercel announced its Series F funding valuing the company at $9.3B.
Homebase featured in Fast Company’s Best Workplaces for Innovators.
Notable’s Hans Tung joined the stage at Fortune Brainstorm to discuss how innovation moves across global borders.
October
BNTO announced its Series A led by Notable Capital with Hans Tung joining the board.
Browserbase, Plenful, and Torq featured on the TechCrunch Disrupt 60 AI Disruptors List.
Jam presented “Pls Fix,” the ability to edit live sites directly in the browser powered by AI, at OpenAI’s DevDay.
fal hosted its first-ever Generative Media Conference.
Slice partnered with Perplexity on the launch of Comet, making it easier for people to find their local pizza shops.
Stream released its 100% open-source Vision AI framework with plugins for Cartesia, OpenAI, Google Gemini, Anthropic's Claude, and more.
November
Wispr announced its Series A extension funding led by Notable Capital with Hans Tung joining the board and Chelcie Taylor joining as board observer.
Clover Security announced its Series A funding with Oren Yunger joining the board and Laura Hamilton joining as board observer.
Vercel passed 1 billion deployments per month.
Anthropic announced a $50B investment in American computing infrastructure to build its own datacenters.
Token included in The Information’s 50 Most Promising Startups within B2B Security.
December
Fal announced its Series D funding.
Echo announced its Series A funding.

Notable Exits

EXITS
2025
Neon acquired by Databricks for $1 Billion
EXITS
2025
Nozomi acquired by Mitsubishi Electric for approximately $1 Billion
EXITS
2025
HashiCorp’s acquisition by IBM closed for $7.7B

Notable Perspectives

Oren Yunger and Dan Cahana
published an op-ed in Calcalist on how Israeli companies can lead the next tech revolution moving from cybersecurity to AI
Hans Tung
spoke at Fortune Brainstorm on the future of global innovation and how breakthrough ideas move across borders
Oren Yunger
joined SentinelOne's CEO on stage at ICON’s annual Cyber Day to discuss the state of cybersecurity and new threats posed by AI adoption
Notable
published its 2025 Rising in Cyber Report in collaboration with Morgan Stanley, highlighting trends across public and private companies in the cybersecurity space.
Chelcie Taylor
published insights on vertical voice agents and how AI is transforming industry-specific customer interactions
Dan Cahana
explored the infrastructure opportunity in the push for agentic AI and what founders need to build durable AI-native companies
Rares Crisan
wrote about the bot crisis and the opportunity for agentic commerce to transform how consumers shop online
Glenn Solomon and Laura Hamilton
examined consumption-based pricing models and why they're becoming the dominant go-to-market strategy for infrastructure companies
Looking Ahead
What stands out most about 2025 isn't just the milestones but the conviction and ambition our founders bring to solving the world's hardest problems. To our LPs, founders, and partners: thank you for trusting us to be part of this journey. We're more excited than ever about the future we're building together. We’re excited for what’s looking like a fantastic 2026!