Venture firm in listed AI tools
Betaworks
Betaworks has backed 7 companies behind 8 listings on Anchor Terminal.
Companies on Anchor Terminal
Hugging Face (with Zhongguancun Academy and the Telethon Institute of Genetics and Medicine) Series C, May 2022
Source huggingface.co/blog/series-c
Nomic, Inc. Series A, 2023, through Betaworks Ventures
Source nomic.ai/about
Granola, Inc. Series A, October 2024
Source granola.ai/blog/series-a
Plastic Labs Pre-seed, May 2025, led a round
- Honcho B · Agent memory
Source blog.plasticlabs.ai/posts/…
Hugging Face, Inc. Series C, May 2022
Source huggingface.co/blog/series-c
All Hands AI Seed, September 2024
- OpenHands BB · Agent harnesses
Source openhands.dev/blog/…
Hugging Face Series C, May 2022
Source huggingface.co/blog/series-c
Where they invest
Open-weight models 2 Local AI 1 Embeddings & rerankers 1 Meeting capture & meeting infrastructure 1 Agent memory 1 GPU & serverless compute 1 Agent harnesses 1
Founders they backed
- Clément Delangue Hugging Face (with Zhongguancun Academy and the Telethon Institute of Genetics and Medicine), Hugging Face, Inc., Hugging Face
- Julien Chaumond Hugging Face (with Zhongguancun Academy and the Telethon Institute of Genetics and Medicine), Hugging Face, Inc., Hugging Face
- Thomas Wolf Hugging Face (with Zhongguancun Academy and the Telethon Institute of Genetics and Medicine), Hugging Face, Inc., Hugging Face
- Andriy Mulyar Nomic, Inc.
- Brandon Duderstadt Nomic, Inc.
- Robert Brennan All Hands AI
- Xingyao Wang All Hands AI
Questions
Which AI tools has Betaworks invested in?
Anchor Terminal lists Hugging Face (with Zhongguancun Academy and the Telethon Institute of Genetics and Medicine), Nomic, Inc., Granola, Inc., Plastic Labs, Hugging Face, Inc., All Hands AI and Hugging Face backed by Betaworks.
How are Betaworks's companies graded?
On Anchor Terminal's benchmark, Carbon-X (C, 61), GPT4All (F, 36.4), Nomic Embed (D, 49.6), Granola (C, 61.6), Honcho (B, 64.1), Hugging Face Inference Endpoints (B, 64.7), OpenHands (BB, 71) and SmolLM3-3B (C, 61).
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