Startup profile for Eclypsium: latest funding, latest known valuation, total disclosed funding, investors, status, sources, and why the company is interesting. Part of the Venture Capital Tracker startup directory.

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Eclypsium funding, valuation and investors

Portland firmware and supply-chain security platform for enterprise hardware, AI infrastructure, and edge devices.

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Funding, valuation & investors

Answer-first snapshot

Latest funding

Series C

$45M · January 2025

Latest known valuation

Not publicly disclosed

Total disclosed equity funding

$45M

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

Current status

private

growth · Portland, OR

Investors in latest funding

Other: Andreessen Horowitz

Sources: latest funding Last verified: 2026-07-29

Overview

Eclypsium scans firmware and hardware below the operating system — laptops, servers, network gear, GPU/AI infrastructure, and edge devices — for vulnerabilities attackers exploit before patches ship. Portland-based (GeekWire #115 PNW startup list, Mar 2026), founded 2017 by Yuriy Bulygin and Alex Bazhaniuk. a16z backed early rounds; January 2025 Series C was $45M led by Qualcomm Ventures; March 2026 brought $25M led by PEAK6 Strategic Capital with Ten Eleven and bank participation, pushing total funding to roughly $110M.

Why Eclypsium is interesting

Ex-Intel security engineers in Portland built the category layer below the OS — $25M follow-on (Mar 2026) for AI/GPU server and edge firmware risk after $110M+ total raised, with a16z and Madrona still on the cap table.

Product & use cases

Firmware and supply-chain security platform — discover, assess, and remediate device/firmware vulnerabilities across enterprise hardware.

  • Enterprise firmware vulnerability assessment
  • Supply-chain hardware security validation
  • BIOS/UEFI integrity monitoring

Key facts

  • HQ Portland, OR — firmware/supply-chain security
  • Follow-on (Mar 2026): $25M led by PEAK6 Strategic Capital; total ~$110M
  • Series C (Jan 2025): $45M led by Qualcomm Ventures; a16z and Madrona re-upped
  • Expanding AI infrastructure and edge device coverage (GPU servers, 5G, CCTV)

Funding history (newest first)

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Competitive landscape

Edge: Eclypsium differentiates through focused product scope and a16z-backed GTM in its category — see competitors for tradeoffs vs. incumbents.

Eclypsium operates in a competitive category where incumbents have distribution but startups win on workflow fit. See named competitors for honest better/worse notes; we do not invent market share.

  • Microsoft Secured-core PC incumbent

    OEM firmware attestation; Eclypsium vendor-agnostic.

  • Binarily adjacent

    Firmware analysis startup peer.

Notable stories

  • Series C (Jan 2025): $45M led by Qualcomm Ventures, Pavilion Capital, Singtel Innov8; a16z and Madrona re-upped (company press)
  • Co-investors: no additional institutional investors disclosed in public sources reviewed 2026-07-24 (Ten Eleven, Madrona, Qualcomm not in VCT directory)

Industries

Cybersecurity Enterprise SaaS

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Firmware and supply-chain security platform — discover, assess, and remediate device/firmware vulnerabilities across enterprise hardware.
Andreessen Horowitz (/fund/andreessen-horowitz) among disclosed investors. See fundraising rounds and investors[] for co-investors in our directory.
We track a16z-backed companies strategically relevant for founders mapping competitors and investors following active theses.
Stage: series-c; status: private.
See fundraisingRounds — amounts included only when verified in press or company announcements.
See competitors and competitiveAnalysis sections for named alternatives.
Profitability not publicly disclosed unless noted in highlights. Public companies: check SEC filings.
Tagged: cybersecurity, enterprise-saas.

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