Simplismart raises $14M led by Dallas Venture Capital
By Abha Lohia ·
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- Bengaluru-based Simplismart builds software that helps businesses pick and run AI models efficiently for their own workloads
- It has raised $14 million in a round led by Dallas Venture Capital, with chipmaker Nvidia also taking part
- The company says its annualised revenue run rate grew about 14 times in six months as firms look for cheaper AI operations
What happened
- Simplismart raised $14 million in new funding.
- Dallas Venture Capital led the round.
- Nvidia also took part.
- Annualised revenue run rate is up about 14x in six months.
Why it matters
- Companies want cheaper ways to run AI models at scale.
- Fresh money lets Simplismart widen its inference offering.
The business
- Simplismart sells software for choosing and deploying AI models.
- It helps firms run models efficiently for their specific workloads.
- Customers are enterprises adopting AI at scale.
The founders
- Former Oracle and Google engineer
- Former Oracle and Google engineer
Who put in money
- Dallas Venture Capital Lead — Early-stage investment firm
- Nvidia Participant — Chipmaker
In numbers
14xAnnualised revenue run rate growth · 6 months to Oct 2026
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Terms in this story
- Funding stage: Startups raise money in steps called funding stages: pre-seed, seed, Series A, B, C and later, ending in a stock-market listing or a sale. Each step is larger than the last and asks for more proof.
- Series A: Series A is usually the first large round a startup raises from venture capital funds, after it has shown that people want what it sells.
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