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Smack Technologies raises a $61 million Series B as Pentagon demand following the Anthropic supply-chain dispute drives the company to move AI development faster. CEO Andy Markoff says the funding will accelerate production of Omega and development of a wearable Alpha display. The company’s headcount has grown from 19 to 51 employees.
Aug 2026 · ReutersNews article
Smack Technologies raises $61 million in a Series B led by Costanoa Ventures and First In. The round brings the company’s total capital to more than $90 million. Smack says it will use the funding to develop Alpha hardware for tactical-edge decision support and expand domain-specific models for the Joint Force.
Aug 2026 · PR NewswireNews article
Smack Technologies raises a $61 million Series B led by Costanoa Ventures and First In, bringing its total funding to more than $90 million. CEO Andy Markoff says the capital will expand the company’s model scope and fund wearable Alpha hardware; its existing Navy, JFN, and MCWL prototype agreements total about $7 million.
Aug 2026 · TectonicNews article
Smack Technologies, founded in 2024 by Marine veterans Andrew Markoff and Clint Alanis, raised $32 million across seed and Series A rounds. Geodesic Capital and Costanoa Ventures led the Series A to expand Omega and Alpha research and support technical hiring.
Mar 2026 · Washington TechnologyNews article