With Series A funding, Gigaton is expanding its AI-powered industrial control platform to help energy-intensive industries improve efficiency, reduce emissions and optimize plant operations through autonomous process control.
Gigaton, a London-based AI company
developing control software for energy-intensive industries, has raised $26
million in Series A funding. The round was led by Plural, with participation
from 2150, Semapa Next, and existing investors Planet A Ventures, Cambridge
Enterprise Ventures, UCL Technology Fund managed by AlbionVC with UCL Business,
UCL and Cambridge spinout Gigaton raises $26M to autonomously control heavy industry, starting with cement — TFN
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