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Daytona funding, valuation and investors

Secure, elastic compute infrastructure for AI agents

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Funding, valuation & investors

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Latest funding

Series B

$60M · October 20, 2026

Latest known valuation

$1B

Series B · October 20, 2026

Total disclosed equity funding

$91M

Excludes debt, grants, acquisitions, secondaries, and IPO proceeds.

Current status

private

series b · San Francisco, California

Sources: latest funding Last verified: 2026-10-21

Overview

Daytona provides isolated, programmable sandboxes where AI agents can execute code, use tools and operate software. The company raised a $60M Series B led by FirstMark in October 2026 at a reported $1B valuation.

Why Daytona is interesting

Daytona is building an execution layer for AI agents rather than an inference model or orchestration dashboard. Its investment case turns on whether fast, stateful, multi-operating-system sandboxes can become durable infrastructure with attractive utilization, margins and retention.

Product & use cases

The platform provisions isolated Linux, Windows, macOS and GPU environments for agent training, evaluation and production workloads. Daytona describes persistent state, rapid startup, parallel forks, browser and storage access, and programmatic control through SDKs, APIs and a CLI.

  • Isolated code execution for AI agents
  • Reinforcement-learning and evaluation environments
  • Browser, desktop and tool-use automation
  • GPU and multi-operating-system agent workloads

Key facts

  • Raised a $60M Series B at a reported $1B valuation in October 2026.
  • Reported total funding reached $91M after the Series B.
  • Company-reported revenue increased approximately 25× from January to September 2026.

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Competitive landscape

Edge: Agent-specific execution environments with rapid startup, persistent state, parallel forking, isolation and broad Linux, Windows, macOS and GPU support.

Daytona competes with cloud virtual-machine and container services as well as specialist sandbox providers. Its claimed differentiation is agent-specific lifecycle management: rapid startup, persistence, forking, isolation and support for multiple operating systems and accelerators. The defensibility test is whether those capabilities produce lower total cost, better reliability and easier integration than incumbent clouds and internal platforms.

  • Amazon Web Services incumbent

    General-purpose cloud compute and container infrastructure can support agent workloads but is not designed solely around agent sandbox lifecycles.

  • Microsoft Azure incumbent

    General-purpose cloud and AI infrastructure competes for the same enterprise execution workloads.

  • Google Cloud incumbent

    General-purpose cloud infrastructure and managed AI services are an alternative to a specialist agent execution layer.

Notable stories

  • Daytona repositioned from cloud development environments toward a dedicated execution cloud for AI agents.

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Daytona said its October 2026 $60M Series B brought total funding to $91M.
Daytona provides isolated, programmable compute environments for AI agents to run code, use tools, browse, store state and execute software.
FirstMark led the $60M Series B. Qualcomm Ventures, Samsung NEXT, Okta Ventures and other new and existing investors participated.

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