Across AI has raised $5.75 million in a seed round of funding co-led by Cota Capital and Village Global. The startup's memory system operates within the company's secure environment, maintaining access control over sensitive information, and does not expose data to external models for training. The system actively tracks, timestamps, and monitors information updates, recognizing when data becomes outdated or conflicts with new information.
Key takeaways:
- A new AI startup, Across AI, is developing a 'dynamic memory system' for complex enterprise workflows, aiming to assist sales teams by connecting with all their internal and external enterprise data sources.
- The system creates a shared 'agentic memory' that can identify and qualify fresh sales opportunities, spot risks, and suggest questions for sales teams to ask their customers.
- Across AI is co-founded by Steven Mih, who previously sold his startup Ahana to IBM, and is backed by professors from UC Berkeley and Stanford University.
- The company has raised $5.75 million in a seed round of funding co-led by Cota Capital and Village Global, and is planning for a commercial launch in 2025.