Harmonic has completed a Series B funding round of $100 million

according to the site - By Coincu

Harmonic has completed a Series B funding round of $100 million, raised by Kleiner Perkins, to expand its capabilities in AI on the blockchain. The round includes investors such as Paradigm and Sequoia Capital.

With the new influx of capital, Harmonic aims to expand the application of AI across various sectors, with a particular focus on mathematical verification and correctness in blockchain and financial services. This aligns with the industry's current push for increased software development accuracy.
Harmonic is investing $100 million in AI tools on the blockchain
The recent funding round for Harmonic, in which Kleiner Perkins and other firms raised $100 million, significantly enhances the company's position in AI-based software verification. CEO Tudor Achim and Chairman Vlad Tenev play key roles in strategic development. With the new influx of capital, Harmonic aims to expand the application of AI across various sectors, with a particular focus on mathematical verification and correctness in blockchain and financial services. This aligns with current industry trends towards increased software development accuracy.
Industry leaders have expressed optimism about the future of Harmonic. Ilya Fushman from Kleiner Perkins highlights the significant potential of Harmonic's technologies. Achim's emphasis on error-free AI applications underscores their impact on blockchain, suggesting revolutionary changes in the use of these technologies.
The investments reflect confidence in the synergy between AI and blockchain
Harmonic's focus on AI for verified software resonates with previous infrastructure developments that have significantly strengthened the Ethereum developer community.

According to Coincu, Harmonic's achievements in AI could potentially revolutionize blockchain applications. This may lead to increased trust in blockchain protocols, promoting adherence to higher technical standards as formal verification becomes more prevalent in smart contract development and auditing processes.