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February 26, 2026
SolveAI Raises Two Rounds in One (Amount Unconfirmed)
Published: February 26, 2026 at 12:45 AM
Updated: February 26, 2026 at 12:45 AM
100-word summary
London-based SolveAI jumped from pre-seed to Series A without pausing for breath, pulling in back-to-back rounds from Accel and GV. The company won't confirm reports pegging total funding at $50 million. Founded by ex-Palantir engineer Steve Basher, SolveAI promises to turn plain-English requests into working enterprise software that plugs straight into corporate IT systems. The dual-round structure suggests investors believe the market for no-code tools is moving too fast to wait for traditional milestones. Strategic angels from DeepMind and other AI labs hint that the tech goes deeper than a wrapper around GPT-4. Skipping Series A milestones is becoming the new Series A milestone.
What happened
London-based SolveAI jumped from pre-seed to Series A without pausing for breath, pulling in back-to-back rounds from Accel and GV. The company won't confirm reports pegging total funding at $50 million. Founded by ex-Palantir engineer Steve Basher, SolveAI promises to turn plain-English requests into working enterprise software that plugs straight into corporate IT systems. The dual-round structure suggests investors believe the market for no-code tools is moving too fast to wait for traditional milestones. Strategic angels from DeepMind and other AI labs hint that the tech goes deeper than a wrapper around GPT-4.
Why it matters
Skipping Series A milestones is becoming the new Series A milestone.