Hilbert Announces $28 Million Series A

Gunderson Dettmer represented Hilbert, an AI startup rethinking how companies drive growth, in its $28 million Series A financing led by Andreessen Horowitz. 

Hilbert's AI software connects data across teams to help companies make decisions from a single system. Using deep learning, Hilbert offers a more complete picture of its customers' data and structures that data so AI models can read it and suggest actions users can take. The company will use the new capital to expand its platform so more B2C companies can turn their customer data into clear actions and measurable growth.

“It's all about you learning from your company deeply,” said Nazli Tan, founder of Hilbert, in an Axios article profiling the transaction.  She added that large language models make it easier to analyze company data, but most businesses still lack systems to act on it. Enterprises that use AI agents alone “won't be able to get a compounding, big metric shifting company growth.”

The Gunderson deal team was led by Stephanie Lane and included Craig Olshan, Shawna Reeder, Andy Bradley, Marissa Boykin, Elisabeth Bernabe, Killian McDonald, and Sierra Singer.

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