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2026-07-08·SAMBANOVA·customer win and capital raise
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SambaNova announced a $1 billion Series F first close at an $11 billion valuation, led by General Atlantic with...

SambaNova announced a $1 billion Series F first close at an $11 billion valuation, led by General Atlantic with participation from Seligman Ventures, T.

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SambaNova announced a $1 billion Series F first close at an $11 billion valuation, led by General Atlantic with participation from Seligman Ventures, T. Rowe Price, Capital Group, and Intel. The company also disclosed that JPMorgan Chase has selected SambaNova's SN40L and SN50 systems for on-premises AI inference. This marks a significant validation for SambaNova's inference-focused chip architecture, particularly in the regulated banking sector. The funding will be used to scale production and secure supply chain amidst growing demand. The SN50, unveiled in February 2026, is shipping in H2 2026 with SoftBank as first deployment partner. CEO Rodrigo Liang indicated that the JPMorgan win signals a broader enterprise shift toward private, secure inference infrastructure.

What the sources said:

  • CNBC: "SambaNova is now valued at $11 billion thanks to the financing... JPMorgan Chase said it would deploy SambaNova's systems for 'on-prem inference in our demanding enterprise AI workloads.'" Source
  • TechCrunch: "Having JPMorgan Chase decide they’re going to use SambaNova for their inference solution is a big deal... It sends a message to the banking industry that it’s time not to completely depend on cloud services." Source
  • Bloomberg: Reported the $1B raise and $11B valuation. Source
  • EE Times: Confirmed the JPMorgan customer win and financing details. Source

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