Daytona millions for the development of computers for AI agents
The Croatian technology company Daytona has successfully raised $24 million in a Series A investment round to expand its operations and develop AI agents.
Daytona, a technology company founded by veterans of the Croatian IT scene, has announced the successful closing of a Series A investment round totaling $24 million. This round was led by FirstMark Capital, a prominent venture capital firm based in New York that has previously supported early-stage giants such as Airbnb and Pinterest. The investment will also be supported by existing investors, aiming to boost Daytona's capacity and facilitate global expansion.
Despite being headquartered in New York and having key clients in San Francisco, the majority of Daytona's 20-strong team operates from their offices in Split and Zagreb, highlighting Croatia's growing significance as a technical hub in this global venture. The funds raised will be utilized to enhance Daytona's infrastructure, allowing them to innovate in a future where AI agents can perform complex tasks. Their innovative "sandbox" solutions aim to provide a secure and scalable environment for executing code for the next generation of AI technologies.
The investment not only sets the stage for Daytona to expand its impact in the tech industry but also places Croatian expertise in artificial intelligence on the global map. With a focus on enabling AI agents, Daytona is at the forefront of technological advancement that could redefine productivity across various sectors. This strategic move emphasizes the potential for Croatian tech companies to play a significant role in shaping the future of AI and related technologies.