Go.AI raises $85 million Series A led by Updata Partners
Go.AI raised $85 million in a Series A round led by Updata Partners, according to CEO David Moscatelli in an exclusive interview with Axios Pro. The funding will support expansion of its on‑premises AI hardware appliances and software platforms designed for regulated organizations such as banks.
Key points
- Go.AI secured $85 million in Series A funding.
- The round was led by venture firm Updata Partners.
- CEO David Moscatelli says the company provides on‑prem AI hardware and software for regulated firms such as banks.
The company positions its solutions as a way for financial institutions to run AI models locally, avoiding data‑jurisdiction issues and meeting strict compliance requirements. Updata Partners, a venture firm focused on enterprise technology, led the round; other investors were not disclosed. The market for on‑prem AI is expanding as banks confront regulations such as GDPR and the US's upcoming data‑privacy rules, prompting a shift away from public cloud AI services.
Moscatelli said the new money will accelerate product development and go‑to‑market efforts, aiming to capture a niche where cloud‑based AI services face regulatory hurdles. He also noted plans to broaden the product line to include edge devices for real‑time fraud detection. No valuation was announced.
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