A Washington, D.C., and New York startup that builds software to run artificial intelligence agents inside some of the government's most sensitive networks has pulled in $25 million in fresh funding, with plans to push that same technology into banks, hospitals, and other regulated industries. Lumbra announced the Series A round Tuesday, positioning the company as a bridge between classified national security work and the commercial world's grow…
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