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Improbable funding, valuation and investors
Distributed simulation and metaverse infrastructure — Morpheus tech powering M² Web3 worlds.
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Funding, valuation & investors
Answer-first snapshotLatest funding
Series D
$150M · 2022
Latest known valuation
Not publicly disclosed
Total disclosed equity funding
$150M
Excludes debt, grants, acquisitions, secondaries, and IPO proceeds.
Current status
private
growth · London, United Kingdom
Overview
Improbable builds distributed simulation infrastructure — its Morpheus technology powers M², an interoperable network for Web3 metaverse worlds.
Why Improbable is interesting
a16z backed since $20M Series A (2015); pivoted from gaming sims to interoperable metaverse layer.
Product & use cases
Improbable builds distributed simulation infrastructure — Morpheus technology powers M², an interoperable network for Web3 metaverse worlds.
- Large-scale multiplayer simulation
- Interoperable Web3 virtual worlds via M² network
- Distributed computing for gaming and metaverse
Key facts
- Series D (2022): $150M co-led by a16z and SoftBank for M² metaverse network; DCG participated — Businesswire
- Pivoted from gaming simulation to interoperable Web3 metaverse infrastructure
Funding history (newest first)
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Competitive landscape
Edge: Pivoted from gaming sims to metaverse infrastructure — $150M Series D co-led by a16z and SoftBank for M².
Metaverse hype cooled since 2022 funding. Improbable's pivot to M² Web3 worlds is unproven at scale — distributed simulation expertise is real but market timing uncertain.
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Unity adjacent
Game engine; Improbable simulation infrastructure layer.
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Epic/Unreal adjacent
Game engine and metaverse ambitions; different stack layer.
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Roblox adjacent
UGC gaming platform; Improbable B2B infrastructure.
Notable stories
- Raised $150M Series D co-led by a16z and SoftBank for M² metaverse network (Businesswire, 2022).
- Pivoted from SpatialOS gaming simulation to Web3 metaverse infrastructure.
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