Jeff Bezos' Prometheus, which is building AI models for physical tasks, raised a $12B Series B at a $41B valuation, following a $6.2B Series A
Prometheus, the industrial AI startup led by Jeff Bezos and former Google exec Vik Bajaj, today will announce that it's raised $12 billion in Series B funding at a $41 billion valuation.
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Bezos-Backed Prometheus Raises $12B at $41B Valuation
Industrial AI startup Prometheus lands a massive $12B Series B to build AI models for physical tasks.
Prometheus just pulled off one of the largest Series B rounds in history. The industrial AI company co-led by Jeff Bezos and former Google executive Vik Bajaj has secured $12 billion in fresh funding, valuing the startup at a staggering $41 billion.
The round follows an already enormous $6.2 billion Series A, putting total known fundraising in rarefied air. Prometheus is focused on building AI models designed specifically for physical tasks — bridging the gap between digital intelligence and real-world industrial applications.
The numbers here are hard to ignore. A $41 billion valuation at the Series B stage puts Prometheus in the same conversation as the most valuable private companies on the planet. Bezos continues to double down on AI beyond his Amazon empire, and the capital markets are clearly buying the vision.