Euno Raises $23M Series A to Build AI Context Layer for Enterprise Agents
Summary
- • Euno raises $23M Series A led by N47 to build a context graph for enterprise AI agents
- • Platform maps data lineage, ownership, health, and governance to give AI agents enterprise context
- • Total funding reaches $29M; company plans to double its ~30-person team and target Fortune 500
- • Notable angels include Wiz co-founder Yinon Kostika and former Tableau CEO Mark Nelson
Details
$23M Series A round details
Led by N47 with participation from existing investor 10D; brings total funding to $29M including a $6.25M seed raised in 2024
Core product: context brain/graph
Live graph mapping data lineage, usage, ownership, business logic, health signals, and governance across enterprise data environments to ground AI agent decisions in organizational knowledge
Capital use and growth plans
Funding earmarked for sales/marketing expansion and AI research; plans to roughly double headcount from ~30 employees by year-end, with presence across US and Israel
Notable angel investors
Includes Wiz co-founder Yinon Kostika, Cyera co-founder/CEO Yotam Segev, Eon co-founder/CEO Ofir Ehrlich, Tavily founder Rotem Weiss, and former Tableau CEO Mark Nelson
Market problem: the AI context gap
Enterprise AI agents frequently lack organizational context—data ownership, lineage, quality—needed for reliable autonomous operation; Euno positions its platform as the foundational context infrastructure layer
Grok research provenance note
Details compiled via Grok live web research from Unite.AI, Ctech/Calcalistech, Techmeme (Axios), and Euno's own blog post
Financials = funding details; Product Launch = platform capabilities; Strategy = go-to-market plans; Partnership = investor relationships; Context = market background
What This Means
As enterprises deploy more AI agents, those agents need deep organizational context—data lineage, ownership, quality—to act reliably. Euno's $23M raise signals investor conviction that context infrastructure will be as critical to enterprise AI as compute or models. The participation of cloud security and SaaS veterans from the Israeli tech ecosystem—including Wiz and Cyera founders—underscores the strategic bet. The company faces competition from adjacent data catalog and observability platforms as the space matures, but its explicit focus on agentic context rather than human BI use cases gives it a distinctive angle.