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Primordial Labs Raises $18 Million Series A to Scale Military Command Platform Anura

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Primordial Labs

Primordial Labs has raised $18 million in Series A funding led by Ballistic Ventures, with participation from existing investors Squadra Ventures and Lockheed Martin Ventures. The company will expand its teams and deploy its natural language command and control platform, Anura, across contracted programs and new platforms and markets.

At a Glance

Primordial Labs

USATechnology
Raised
$18 million
Round
Series A
Investors
3
Investors
Ballistic VenturesSquadra VenturesLockheed Martin Ventures
Target market
Military crews and operators
Use of funds
Expand engineering, product, and growth teams, deliver Anura across Department of War programs already under contract, and extend it into new platforms, domains, and allied markets

Key people

  • Lee Ritholtz

    CEO & Co-Founder

  • Adrian Pope

    CTO & Co-Founder

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What is the latest news about Primordial Labs?

Primordial Labs has raised $18 million in Series A funding led by Ballistic Ventures, with participation from existing investors Squadra Ventures and Lockheed Martin Ventures. The company will expand its teams and deploy its natural language command and control platform, Anura, across contracted programs and new platforms and markets.

What does Primordial Labs do?

Primordial Labs was founded in 2021 by former Lockheed Martin Skunk Works engineers and is headquartered in New Haven, Connecticut. It builds Anura, a platform-agnostic natural language command and control layer connecting warfighters with onboard subsystems, uncrewed systems, and autonomy software.

How much did Primordial Labs raise?

Primordial Labs raised $18 million in its Series A.

Who invested in Primordial Labs?

Investors named in this Series A include Ballistic Ventures, Squadra Ventures and Lockheed Martin Ventures.

How will Primordial Labs use the funding?

Primordial Labs plans to use the money for expand engineering, product, and growth teams, deliver Anura across Department of War programs already under contract, and extend it into new platforms, domains, and allied markets.

Where is Primordial Labs based?

Primordial Labs is based in USA.

Who are the key people at Primordial Labs?

Key people named in this report: Lee Ritholtz (CEO & Co-Founder) and Adrian Pope (CTO & Co-Founder).