Israeli AI Startup Euno Raises $23 Million Led by Wiz Founder's Firm
Israeli AI startup Euno announced on Wednesday it has closed a $23 million Series A funding round led by N47, with participation from existing investor 10D. The company, founded in 2023 by Talpiot graduates Sarah Levi and Eyal Firstenberg, has developed an AI-powered platform designed to provide AI agents with the necessary organizational context to operate effectively on enterprise data. This latest funding brings Euno's total raised to $29 million.
The round also saw participation from notable tech entrepreneurs, including Ynon Koschitzky, co-founder of Wiz; Yotam Shegev, co-founder and CEO of Cyera; and Ophir Erlich, co-founder and CEO of Eon. Euno's platform addresses the growing challenge of integrating AI agents into organizations by analyzing metadata graphs to infer organizational knowledge, enabling AI agents to understand the meaning, usage, and governance of data.
Euno's core innovation is its Live Context Graph, which continuously maps data meaning, usage, lineage, ownership, and governance rules across an organization. This approach allows organizations to leverage their unique accumulated knowledge as a competitive advantage, enabling AI deployment in weeks rather than months. The company currently works with enterprise clients and Fortune 500 companies, including AlphaSense and Zayo Group, and was recognized by Gartner in its 2026 Coolest Vendor Innovations in Data Management report.
With nearly 30 employees in Israel and the US, Euno plans to double its workforce by the end of the year. The new funds will primarily support the expansion of its sales and marketing teams and deepen its AI research efforts. "In the long term, organizations' competitive advantage in AI will increasingly come from the context and experience they gain from how work is actually done," said Euno CEO Sarah Levi. "Competitors can have access to the same advanced models, but they cannot easily replicate the unique organizational knowledge accumulated over years of operation."
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