Corporate investor in listed AI tools
Dell Technologies
Dell Technologies has backed 9 companies behind 9 listings on Anchor Terminal.
Companies on Anchor Terminal
Alation, Inc. Series E, November 2022, through Dell Technologies Capital
Source alation.com/news-and-press/…
Bland AI Funding, June 2026, through Dell Technologies Capital
Source bland.ai/blog/series-c
Descope Seed, February 2023, Seed extension, September 2025, through Dell Technologies Capital
Source descope.com/press-release/…
Fullstory, Inc. Series D, August 2021, through Dell Technologies Capital
Source fullstory.com/blog/…
Hyperbolic Labs, Inc. Series A1, October 2026, through Dell Technologies Capital
Prime Intellect Series A, July 2026, through Dell Technologies Capital
Redis through Dell Technologies Capital
Source redis.io/press/…
Runpod Seed, May 2024, led a round, through Dell Technologies Capital
Fly.io through Dell
Source fly.io/blog/…
Where they invest
GPU & serverless compute 2 Company knowledge & data catalogues 1 Conversational voice agents 1 Agent auth & delegated access 1 Product analytics & experimentation 1 Agent harnesses 1 Databases & files 1 Code execution sandboxes 1
Founders they backed
- Isaiah Granet Bland AI
- Sobhan Nejad Bland AI
- Slavik Markovich Descope
- Rishi Bhargava Descope
- Dan Sarel Descope
- Guy Rinat Descope
- Aviad Lichtenstadt Descope
- Doron Sharon Descope
- Meir Wahnon Descope
- Gilad Shriki Descope
- Jasper Zhang Hyperbolic Labs, Inc.
- Yuchen Jin Hyperbolic Labs, Inc.
- Michael Dwan Fly.io
- Jerome Gravel-Niquet Fly.io
Questions
Which AI tools has Dell Technologies invested in?
Anchor Terminal lists Alation, Inc., Bland AI, Descope, Fullstory, Inc., Hyperbolic Labs, Inc., Prime Intellect, Redis, Runpod and Fly.io backed by Dell Technologies.
How are Dell Technologies's companies graded?
On Anchor Terminal's benchmark, Alation (C, 60.3), Bland AI API + MCP (B, 63.9), Descope Agentic Identity Hub (A, 78.1), Fullstory (B, 62.6), Hyperbolic (D, 48.2), Prime Agent (C, 60.5), Redis MCP (C, 55.8), Runpod (D, 53.6) and Sprites (C, 58.6).
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