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Data Orchestration Startup Astronomer Shoots For Stars With $93M Series D

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, the developer of data orchestration platform Astro, locked up a $93 million Series D led by .

The round, in which no valuation was announced, also included investment from 1 and existing investors including , and .

The New York-based startup’s Astro platform has proven valuable as AI has exploded — as automating and processing data workflows across different systems has become a necessity for anyone wanting to produce AI applications.

Astronomer said it’s experiencing 150% year-to-year annual revenue growth and has a two-year path to profitability.

“While this is just one step in Astronomer’s journey to build a durable, lasting software company, we’re thrilled to have one of our earliest investors, Bain, leading the round,â€� said CEO in a . “All of our investors are committed to Astronomer’s long-term vision because of our recent momentum, the massive market demand for the platform we’re building, and the macro tailwinds that support our vision.â€�

Founded in 2018, the company has raised nearly $376 million, .

AI dollars

Astronomer’s round is just the latest large deal in the sector as big money continues to pour into AI. Per ÍÃ×ÓÏÈÉú´«Ã½â€™s global funding report, AI was the leading sector for venture funding in the first quarter, with $59.6 billion invested. The first quarter marked the strongest quarter for AI funding ever, with an astonishing 53% of global funding going to the AI sector alone.

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