Brazilian AI infrastructure startup Strattum has begun testing its platform in international markets after raising a $3.2M pre-seed…
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Brazilian AI infrastructure startup Strattum has begun testing its platform in international markets after raising a $3.2M pre-seed round in June. The round was led by Maya Capital and ONEVC, with participation from Norte Ventures and three angel investors.
Founded earlier this year by Carlos Eduardo Monguilhott and Rafael Viana, Strattum develops infrastructure to organize fragmented enterprise data, enabling companies to deploy AI applications more efficiently. The platform helps large companies deploy AI while strengthening data governance, lowering operational costs, and preserving data sovereignty.
Strattum used the funding to validate its platform in Brazil and has now started testing it in international markets.
Source: LatamList
