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Daytona Raises $24M Series A to Give Every Agent a Computer
Daytona will use $24 million to overcome hardware limits, expand regions, and support sales and hiring as demand for AI agent sandboxes grows rapidly.
- Yesterday, Daytona Platforms announced a $24 million Series A led by FirstMark Capital, with participation from Pace Capital, E2VC, Darkmode, Datadog, and Figma Ventures.
- Daytona builds programmatic, composable computers—sandboxes—that launch in milliseconds to enable AI agents to execute code and run reinforcement learning workloads, as existing cloud infrastructure suits only stateless production workloads.
- The startup's rapid traction shows in revenue and customer growth with a 20-person team, reaching a $1 million forward revenue run rate in under three months and adding Matt Turck to its board.
- The funding will be directed to hardware capacity and regional expansion, with Daytona investing in sales and marketing through meetups and hackathons in San Francisco, and rapidly hiring beyond its 20-person team.
- Investors say Daytona could become a foundational building block for the agentic economy, with `a computer for every agent` enabling persistent state and parallel forking, said Daytona.
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