Kazakhstani startup Laminar has attracted $3 million in investments
We are immensely grateful to Jared Friedman for believing in us from the very beginning, when no one else did. Special thanks to Lucas Erbgut and Alice Bardon Catino for being the most supportive and calm venture investors we know. We also thank our angel investors Ent Wilson, Ben Siegelman, Todd Persen, Arman Suleimenov, and Nurdaulat Bazylbekov.
The startup, founded by a Kazakhstani, raised $3 million in a funding round led by Atlantic, with participation from Y Combinator and AAL VC.
Laminar is an open-source platform that enables companies to better understand the operation of long-running AI agents, track their behavior, identify failure causes, and discover patterns among millions of operations. The startup plans to use the raised funds to expand its high-performance tracing infrastructure, improve debugging tools for AI agents, and grow its engineering team.
Robert Kim, CEO and Co-founder of Laminar
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