FOMO: All the deals you missed in December

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Here are the biggest deals you missed in December..

The Big Big Ones

Nvidia ↔ Groq — “$20B” deal described as licensing / acqui-hire (not a standard acquisition) Multiple reports frame this as a licensing agreement + talent/IP transfer rather than a clean “Nvidia buys Groq” transaction.
ServiceNow → Armis — $7.75B cash (deal announced; expected close 2H 2026, subject to approvals).
Alphabet → Intersect — $4.75B cash (+ debt assumption) (announced Dec 22, 2025).
Meta → Manus — reported “>$2B” valuation (terms not fully disclosed publicly; widely reported range ~$2–3B).
Coinbase → The Clearing Company — terms not disclosed (strategic buy to scale prediction markets).

Top $100M+ FOMO Deals

$700M — Saviynt (Identity security) — Series B? (growth equity)
Led by KKR with Sixth Street, TenEleven, and Carrick Capital; reported valuation ~$3B.
$462M — Fervo Energy (Enhanced geothermal) — Series E
Led by B Capital; investors include Goldman Sachs and Google (among others).
$350M — Erebor (Stablecoin-focused digital bank) — financing
Led by Lux Capital; reported $4.35B post-money.
$330M — Lovable (Vibe coding) — Series B
Led by CapitalG and Menlo Ventures; reported $6.6B valuation.
$300M — Eon (Cloud backup/data platform) — Series D
Led by Elad Gil; participation from Sequoia and Lightspeed (and others); reported ~$4B valuation.
$300M — Radiant (Portable nuclear microreactor) — Series D
Led by Draper Associates and Boost VC.
$240M — Harness (Software delivery) — Series E
Led by Goldman Sachs Alternatives (plus IVP, Menlo, Unusual; includes tender component); reported $5.5B valuation.
$150M — Curative (Health insurance) — Series B
Raised $150M+; reported $1.275B valuation.
$140M — fal (Real-time generative media infra) — Series D
Led by Sequoia; participation from Kleiner Perkins; new investment from Alkeon and NVentures.
$130M — 7AI (Agentic cybersecurity) — Series A
Led by Index Ventures; includes Greylock, CRV, Spark; new investor Blackstone Innovations Investments.

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Last Month (12/1-12/31):

Relevant deals include the 70+ deals across stages below. I’ve categorized the deals below into seven categories, Fintech, Care, Enterprise / Consumer, HardTech, Sustainability, Acquisition/PE, and Fund Announcements, and ordered from later-stage rounds to early-stage rounds.

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Fintech:

- Erebor, a stablecoin banking startup co-founded by Palmer Luckey, raised $350m led by Lux Capital at a $4.35b post-money valuation, per Axios. Existing backers include Founders Fund, Haun Ventures, and 8VC.

- Nirvana, a San Francisco-based AI-powered commercial insurer, raised $100 million in Series D funding. Valor Equity Partners led the round and was joined by Lightspeed Venture Partners and General Catalyst.

- Flex, a San Francisco-based AI-powered fintech platform for high-net-worth business owners in the middle market, raised $60 million in Series B funding. Portage led the round and was joined by CrossLink Capital, Spice VC, Titanium Ventures, and others.

- Nevis, a New York City-based developer of AI tools for wealth management firms, raised $35 million in Series A funding from ICONIQ, Sequoia Capital, and Ribbit Capital.

- Thread Bancorp, the Nashville, Tenn.-based parent company of Thread Bank, raised $30.5 million in funding. Portage Ventures led the round and was joined by Rockmont Partners and others.

- Micruity, a Toronto, Canada-based retirement income infrastructure platform, raised $20 million in Series A funding. Rebalance Capital and Nationwide Ventures led the round and were joined by TIAA Ventures, and others.

- Sequence, a London, U.K. and New York City-based AI-powered revenue platform for finance teams, raised $20 million in Series A funding. 645 Ventures led the round and was joined by a16z, Firstminute Capital, Passion Capital, and others.

Quanta, a San Francisco-based accounting platform, raised $15 million in Series A funding. Accel led the round and was joined by Operator Collective, Naval Ravikant, Designer Fund, and others.

- Surf, a San Francisco-based AI-based platform designed for crypto analysis and insights, raised $15 million in funding. Pantera Capital led the round and was joined by Coinbase Ventures and DCG.

- Nada, a Dallas, Texas-based homeowner finance platform, raised $10 million in Series A funding. Interlock Partners led the round and was joined by LiveOak Ventures and Riverwalk Capital Partners.

- Yo Labs, a San Francisco-based developer of the YO Protocol yield optimizer, raised $10 million in Series A funding. Foundation Capital led the round and was joined by Coinbase Ventures, Scribble Ventures, and Launchpad Capital.

- Ridley, a Newark, Del.-based AI-powered real estate platform for sellers, raised $6.4 million in seed funding. Fifth Wall led the round and was joined by 1984 Ventures, 1Sharpe Ventures, Moxie Ventures, and others.

- AIR, an AI-powered credit intelligence startup, raised $6.1 million in seed funding. The round was co-led by Work-Bench Ventures and Lerer Hippeau.

- BuiltAI, a London, U.K.-based financial modeling platform for commercial real estate investment, raised $6 million in seed funding. Work-Bench led the round and was joined by Lerer Hippeau, Timber Grove Ventures, Emerald Pine, and angel investors.

- PvX, a Singapore-based provider of user-acquisition financing for gaming companies, raised $4.7 million in a seed extension from Z Venture Capital, Drive by DraftKings, and existing investors.

Care:

- Curative Health Insurance Company, an Austin, Texas-based employer-sponsored health insurance platform, raised $150 million in Series B funding. Upside Vision Fund led the round and was joined by others.

- Paradigm Health, a Columbus, Ohio-based clinical research platform, raised $78 million in Series B funding. ARCH Venture Partners led the round and was joined by DFJ Growth and existing investors.

- Radial, a New York City-based network designed to help patients access advanced mental health treatments, raised $50 million in Series A funding. General Catalyst led the round and was joined by Solari Capital, SL Health Capital, Founder Collective, BoxGroup, Scrub Capital, and Diede van Lamoen.

- Truemed, an Austin, Texas-based telehealth marketplace, raised $34 million in Series A funding. Andreessen Horowitz led the round and was joined by Bessemer Venture Partners, Long Journey Ventures, BoxGroup, and Trust Ventures.

- Aradigm, a New York City-based benefits platform for cell and gene therapies, raised $20 million in Series A funding. Frist Cressey Ventures led the round and was joined by Andreessen Horowitz and Morgan Health.

- Parallel, a New York City-based teletherapy and special education provider for K-12 schools and districts, raised $20 million in Series B funding. Valspring Capital led the round and was joined by existing investor Rethink Impact.

- Hello Vet, a London, U.K.-based veterinary practice that allows owners into medical rooms, raised £15 million ($20 million) in Series A funding. Addition and Future Positive led the round.

- Clarity Pediatrics, a San Francisco-based telehealth platform for pediatric chronic care, raised $14.5 million in Series A funding. Jackson Square Ventures led the round and was joined by City Light Capital, MassMutual Catalyst Fund II, GingerBread Capital, and others.

- Trial Library, a San Francisco-based platform that connects patients to clinical trials, raised $10 million in Series A funding. SemperVirens Venture Capital and Next Ventures led the round and were joined by Sanofi Ventures, Lux Capital, and others.

- Auxira Health, Columbia, Md.-based virtual cardiology company, raised $7.8 million in seed funding. Route 66 Ventures and Abundant Venture Partners led the round, and were joined by DigiTx Partners, American Heart Association Ventures, Ensemble Innovation Ventures, and City Light Capital.

Enterprise/Consumer:

- Saviynt, an El Segundo, Calif.-based identity security platform, raised $700 million in series B funding. KKR led the round and was joined by Sixth Street Growth, TenEleven and existing investor Carrick Capital Partners.

- Lovable, a Stockholm-based vibe coding platform, raised $330 million at a $6.6B valuation in Series B funding. CapitalG and Menlo Ventures led the round, and were joined by Salesforce Ventures, HubSpot Ventures, Accel, Evantic, Creandum, and others.

- Eon, a New York City-based cloud infrastructure company, raised $300 million in Series D funding. Elad Gil led the round and was joined by Sequoia Capital, Lightspeed Venture Partners, and others.

- Harness, a San Francisco-based AI-powered platform designed to ship code faster, raised $240 million in Series E funding. Goldman Sachs led the round and was joined by IVP, Menlo Ventures, and Unusual Ventures.

- fal, a San Francisco-based AI-generated media platform, raised $140 million in Series D funding. Sequoia led the round and was joined by Kleiner Perkins, NVentures, and Alkeon Capital.

- 7AI, a Boston-based agentic cybersecurity platform, raised $130 million in Series A funding. Index Ventures led the round and was joined by Blackstone Innovations Investments, as well as existing seed investors Greylock, CRV, and Spark.

- Antithesis, a Tysons Corner, Va.-based platform designed to validate that software works before it launches, raised $105 million in Series A funding. Jane Street led the round and was joined by Amplify Venture Partners, Spark Capital, and others.

- Axiado Corporation, a San Jose, Calif.-based provider of security and management solutions for AI data centers, raised $100 million in Series C+ funding. Maverick Silicon led the round and was joined by Prosperity7 Ventures, Orbit Venture Partners, Crosslink Capital, Nosterra Ventures, and others.

- Port, a Middletown, Del.-based AI agent designed to handle some software developer tasks, raised $100 million in Series C funding. General Atlantic led the round and was joined by Accel, Bessemer Venture Partners, and Team8.

- Adaptive Security, a New York City-based provider of AI-powered social engineering prevention solutions, raised $81 million in Series B funding. Bain Capital Ventures led the round and was joined by NVentures, OpenAI Startup Fund, a16z, Capital One Ventures, and Citi Ventures.

- Serval, a San Francisco-based developer of AI agents designed for IT processes, raised $75 million in Series B funding. Sequoia led the round and was joined by Redpoint, Meritech, First Round, and others.

- Edison Scientific, a San Francisco-based AI platform for scientific R&D, raised $70 million in seed funding. Triatomic Capital, Spark Capital, and an undisclosed major US institutional biotech investor led the round. They were joined by Pillar VC, Susa Ventures, Striker Venture Partners, Hawktail VC, Olive VC, and others.

- Zafran Security, a New York City-based AI-powered threat exposure management platform, raised $60 million in Series C funding. Menlo Ventures led the round.

- PermitFlow, a New York City-based AI-powered permit application and management platform for builders, raised $54 million in Series B funding. Accel led the round and was joined by Kleiner Perkins, Felicis, Initialized Capital, Altos Ventures, Y Combinator, and existing investors.

- Medra, a San Francisco-based AI platform designed to accelerate data generation for scientists, raised $52 million in Series A funding. Hunan Capital led the round and was joined by Lux Capital, Neo, NFDG, and others.

- Runware, a London, U.K.-based San Francisco AI-inference platform designed for image, video, and audio generation, raised $50 million in Series A funding. Dawn Capital led the round and was joined by Comcast Ventures, Speedinvest, and others.

- Mirelo, a Berlin, Germany-based AI-powered platform designed for generating sound effects and music, raised $41 million in seed funding. Index Ventures and Andreessen Horowitz led the round and were joined by Atlantic.vc and TriplePoint Capital.

- Fluency, a Burlington, Vt.-based digital advertising platform, raised $40 million in Series A funding from Integrity Growth Partners.

- Clover Security, a Tel Aviv, Israel-based product security company, raised $36 million in funding. Notable Capital and Team8 led the round and were joined by SVCI.

- Echo, a Tel Aviv, Israel-based developer of AI-powered secure software infrastructure, raised $35 million in Series A funding. N47 led the round and was joined by Notable Capital, Hyperwise Ventures, and S Ventures.

- Qargo, a London, U.K.-based transport management platform, raised $33 million in Series B funding. Sofina led the round and was joined by existing investor Balderton Capital.

- imper.ai, a New York City-based startup that prevents AI and cyber impersonation, emerged from stealth after raising $28 million in funding. Redpoint Ventures and Battery Ventures led the investment round and were joined by Maple VC, Vessy VC, and Cerca Partners.

- Pine AI, a Palo Alto, Calif.-based startup that specializes in agentic AI for customer service applications, raised $25 million in Series A funding. Investors included Fortwest Capital.

- RelationalAI, a San Francisco-based enterprise decision intelligence platform, raised $22.5 million in funding from Snowflake Ventures and AT&T Ventures.

- Prime Security, a Tel Aviv, Israel and New York City-based AI-powered platform designed to detect and mitigate risks during software design, raised $20 million in Series A funding. Scale Venture Partners led the round and was joined by Foundation Capital, Flybridge Ventures, and others.

- Ankar, a London, U.K.-based AI-powered operating system for patents, raised $20 million in Series A funding. Atomico led the round and was joined by Index Ventures, Norrsken and Daphni.

- Lumia, an agentic AI security and governance platform, raised $18 million in seed funding. Team8 led the round and was joined by New Era.

- Thread, a New York-based AI service desk platform for managed service providers, raised $18 million in growth equity funding. Susquehanna Growth Equity led the round, and they were joined by Headline.

- Arcads.ai, a San Francisco-based AI-powered platform designed for generating marketing videos, raised $16 million in seed funding. Eurazeo led the round and was joined by Alpha Intelligence Capital and others.

- Multifactor, a San Francisco-based agentic AI security platform, raised $15 million in seed funding. Nexus Venture Partners led the round and was joined by Y Combinator, Taurus Ventures, Honeystone Ventures, Flex Capital, Pioneer Fund, Ritual Capital, and Liquid2 Ventures.

- Raindrop, a San Francisco-based monitoring platform for AI agents, raised $15 million in seed funding. Lightspeed Venture Partners led the round and was joined by Figma Ventures, Vercel Ventures, and others.

- Supper, a New York City-based AI-powered platform designed to clean enterprise data, raised $11 million in seed funding. USV led the round and was joined by Inspired Capital, Box Group, Torch, and Avid.

- Jeeva AI, a San Francisco-based AI-powered platform designed to make sales teams more productive, raised $9 million in funding. JLL Spark led the round and was joined by Sapphire Ventures, Alt Capital, and others.

- Dux, a New York City-based agentic exposure management platform, raised $9 million in seed funding. Redpoint, TLV Partners, and Maple Capital led the round.

- Verisoul, an Austin, Texas-based fraud detection platform, raised $8.8 million in Series A funding. High Alpha led the round and was joined by Lookout Ventures, Bitkraft, Bain Future Back Ventures, and Third Prime.

- Kilo, a San Francisco-based open source coding agent, raised $8 million in seed funding. Cota Capital led the round and was joined by Breakers, General Catalyst, Quiet Capital, and Tokyo Black.

- Reditus Space, an Atlanta, Ga.-based developer of a commercial returnable satellite, raised $7.1 million in seed funding from Y Combinator and others.

- Channel3, a New York City-based platform designed to automatically generate and maintain AI-ready product data, raised $6 million in seed funding. Matrix led the round and was joined by Ludlow Ventures and others.

- On Me, a San Francisco-based digital gifting platform, raised $6 million in seed funding. NFX led the round and was joined by existing investors Lerer Hippeau and Focal.

- LizzyAI, a New York City-based AI-powered talent interviewing company, raised $5 million in seed funding. NEA led the round and was joined by Speedinvest and Zero Prime Ventures.

- InfiniteWatch, a New York City-based developer of AI agents designed for customer interaction, raised $4 million in funding. Base10 Partners led the round and was joined by others.

- Cyphlens, a New York City-based enterprise security platform, raised $3.8 million in seed funding from Salesforce Ventures, Motivate Ventures, DCG, ex/ante, and Cambrian Ventures.

- Clipbook, a Washington, D.C.-based AI platform designed for tracking for communications and public affairs teams, raised $3.3 million in seed funding. Mark Cuban, Commonweal Ventures, and Carpenter Capital.

- Empromptu AI, a San Francisco-based platform designed to help transition SaaS products into AI-native systems, raised $2 million in pre-seed funding. Precursor Ventures led the round and was joined by Alumni Ventures, Founders Edge, Rogue Women VC, and others.

HardTech:

- Radiant, an El Segundo, Calif.-based developer of a portable nuclear microreactor designed to replace diesel generators, raised $300 million in Series D funding. Draper Associates and Boost VC led the round and were joined by others.

- Antares, a Los Angeles, Calif.-based developer of advanced nuclear microreactors, raised $96 million in Series B funding. Shine Capital led the round and was joined by Alt Capital, Caffeinated, FiftyThree Stations, Industrious, and others.

- Nu Quantum, a Los Angeles, Calif. and Cambridge, U.K.-based distributed quantum computer company, raised $60 million in Series A funding. National Grid Partners led the round and was joined by Gresham House Venture, Morpheus Ventures, and others.

- Kargo, a San Francisco-based developer of an AI-powered network designed to monitor inbound and outbound freight in the supply chain, raised $42 million in Series B funding. Avenir led the round and was joined by Linse Capital, Hearst Ventures, Lightbank, and others.

- Tutor Intelligence, a Watertown, Mass.-based provider of AI-powered robot workers, raised $34 million in Series A funding. Union Square Ventures led the round and was joined by others.

- Fact Base, a Tokyo-based manufacturing SaaS startup and maker of drawing management system ZUMEN, raised $28.5 million in Series C funding from Insight Partners.

- pH7 Technologies, a Vancouver, British Columbia-based metal extraction company, raised $25.6 million in initial Series B funding. Fine Structure Ventures led the round with strategic investment from BHP Ventures and was joined Energy & Environment Investment, Siteground, Gaingels Fund, and Calm Ventures, along with existing investors including TDK Ventures, Pangaea Ventures, Rhapsody Venture Partners, and BASF Venture Capital.

- AnySignal, a Los Angeles-based radiofrequency connectivity and sensing platform, raised $24 million in Series A funding. Upfront Ventures led the round and was joined by BlueYard Capital, First In Ventures, and others.

- Endra AI, a Stockholm-based mechanical, electrical, and plumbing engineering platform, raised $20 million in seed funding. Notion Capital led the round, and was joined by Norrsken VC.

- Ember LifeSciences, a Westlake Village, Calif.-based cold chain technology company, raised $16.5 million in Series A funding. Sea Court Capital led the round, and was joined by Cardinal Health, Carrier Ventures, and others.

- ZeroPhase, a Munich, Germany-based startup building a communication layer for unmanned defense systems, raised €5.8 million in seed funding. BlueYard Capital led the round.

- Haven Energy, a Los Angeles, Calif.-based solar and home battery tech company, raised $15 million in Series B funding. Giant Ventures led the round and was joined by California Infrastructure Bank, Carnrite Ventures, Chaac Ventures, Comcast Ventures, and Lerer Hippeau.

- Matta, a London, U.K.-based developer of industrial AI designed to detect defects and optimize processes in factories, raised $14 million in seed funding. Lakestar led the round and was joined by Giant Ventures, RedSeed VC, InMotion Ventures, and others.

- Unlimited Industries, a San Francisco-based AI platform for construction, raised $12 million in seed funding. Andreessen Horowitz and CIV led the round and were joined by others.

Sustainability:

- Fervo Energy, a Houston, Texas-based developer of carbon-free geothermal energy, raised $462 million in Series E funding. B Capital led the round and was joined by Goldman Sachs, Google, Alliance Bernstein, Atacama Ventures, and others.

- SuperCircle, a New York City-based textile waste management platform, raised $24 million in Series A funding. Foundry led the round and was joined by BBG Ventures, Renewal Fund, and Elemental Impact.

- Vital Lyfe, a Hawthorne, Calif.-based developer of portable water-making systems designed to purify naturally occurring water, raised $18 million in seed funding. Interlagos and General Catalyst led the round and were joined by Generational Partners, Cantos, Space VC, and Also Capital.

- Feanix, an Asheville, N.C.-based agricultural genomics and farm management platform, raised $5.3 million in seed funding. Initialized Capital led the round and was joined by Overwater Ventures, General Catalyst, and Collab Fund.

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Acquisitions & PE:

- Nvidia will acqui-hire AI chip startup Groq‘s assets and exec team in a $20B deal

- Meta agreed to buy a startup called Manus, adding a popular artificial intelligence agent to its effort to build a business around its massive AI investment. The deal values Manus at more than $2 billion, people familiar with the matter said.

- Coinbase (Nasdaq: COIN) agreed to buy prediction markets startup The Clearing Co., which this year raised $15m in seed funding from USV, Coinbase, Asylum Ventures, Haun Ventures Management, Compound, Rubik Ventures, Cursor Capital, Variant, and Earl Grey Capital.

- ServiceNow (NYSE: NOW) agreed to acquire SF-based cyber exposure management company Armis for $7.75b in cash. Armis has raised , $1.45b in VC funding, most recently at a $4.2b valuation, from firms like Insight Partners, CapitalG, One Equity Partners, General Catalyst, Alkeon Capital, Brookfield Technology Partners, and Georgian.

- Alphabet agreed to acquire Intersect, a San Francisco-based energy and data center infrastructure company, for $4.75 billion. The acquisition includes TPG Rise Climate’s stake in the company.

- Stonepeak and Energy Equation Partners acquired a 65% stake in JET, a London, U.K.-based fuel retailer, from Phillips 66 for approximately €2.5 billion ($2.9 billion).

- Baseten agreed to acquire Parsed, an AI reinforcement learning startup emphasizing post-training. Financial terms weren’t disclosed.

- NVIDIA agreed to acquire SchedMD, a Lehi, Utah-based developer of open-source workload management system Slurm.

- Bain Capital acquired Service Logic, a Charlotte, N.C.-based HVAC services provider, from Leonard Green & Partners. Financial terms were not disclosed.

- GI Partners agreed to acquire Netwatch, a Lake Forest, Calif.-based provider of AI-powered security services. Financial terms were not disclosed.

- Initial Group, backed by TPG, acquired Silver Tribe Media, a Los Angeles, Calif. and New York City-based platform for building YouTube and podcast businesses. Financial terms were not disclosed.

- ProSites, backed by Rockbridge Growth Equity, acquired GeniusVets, a San Diego, Calif.-based veterinary marketing and engagement company. Financial terms were not disclosed.

- StayTerra, backed by Garnett Station Partners and Bessemer Venture Partners, acquired a majority stake in Cape & Coast Premier Properties, a Cape San Blas, Fla.-based luxury vacation rental management company. Financial terms were not disclosed.

- TA Associates acquired a majority stake in PairSoft, a Miami, Fla.-based provider of procure-to-pay automation and payment solutions. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Funds:

- Lightspeed Venture Partners, a Menlo Park, Calif.-based multi-stage venture capital firm, raised $9 billion in capital across six vehicles.

- Dragoneer Investment Group, a San Francisco-based investment firm, raised $4.3 billion for its seventh venture capital fund.

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