Enterprise Software Deals Reporter, Axios Pro Deals
Chris Metinko is an Enterprise Software Deals Reporter at Axios Pro Deals. He covers a range of topics within the tech industry, with a focus on software, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and cybersecurity, as well as the intersection of these areas in cloud computing and software as a service (SaaS). Chris's work has been featured in Nasdaq, Knowledia, Crunchbase, and Axios.
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Chris Metinko's coverage predominantly focuses on technology, particularly startup funding and investments. He frequently features press releases and cites data in his articles, indicating a preference for factual information directly from the involved companies or reliable sources.
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The startup just crossed $100 million in total contract value after 12 months of selling.
Cosmon's AI agent, Nexus, can help hardware engineers with repetitive tasks.
Lyzr expects to hit the $100 million ARR mark next year.
Tribal, which helps AI agents better understand businesses, raised a $10 million seed led by Team8, CEO Yoav Kolodner tells Axios Pro exclusively.
A Series C is likely at least 18 months away, after Pivot gains more traction in the U.S.
Tensormesh could look at a Series A in 12 months following this seed extension.
The wholesale distribution industry is bogged down by tedious workflows.
AI worries still grip the industry.
MokN, a startup specializing in credential theft protection, locked up a $15 million Series A led by GV, CEO Gautier Bugeon tells Axios Pro exclusively.
The all-cash deal is one of the biggest since the SaaSpocalypse took over.
