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Tether joins AIsa seed extension as strategic investor

AIsa has completed a seed extension round with Tether and HIVEN as strategic investors, taking its total funding past $9m and adding to backing from Alibaba and Tribe Capital.

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Original reporting: Michael Millard, Cointelegraph

Key points

  • Tether and HIVEN joined AIsa's seed extension round as strategic investors.
  • The round takes AIsa's total funding to more than $9m.
  • Existing backers include Alibaba, Tribe Capital, Sumitomo Corporation and Draper Associates.

AIsa has completed a seed extension round that brings in Tether and HIVEN as strategic investors, the company said. The round takes total funding for the San Francisco-based firm to more than $9m, according to Cointelegraph.

The two new investors join a list of existing backers that includes Alibaba, Tribe Capital, Sumitomo Corporation, Draper Associates and Saison Capital. AIsa said the Tether backing comes as it works to move enterprise AI agents from assistants into autonomous, production-ready systems.

AIsa argues that fragmented providers, integrations and billing systems make it hard for enterprise agents to run in production and scale.

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