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Pinecone develops a managed vector database for AI applications, allowing developers to store and search embeddings used in semantic retrieval, recommendations and retrieval-augmented generation.

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Founders & company facts

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Reported cumulative funding

$138,000,000 · Source

This index includes companies with publicly reported total funding up to US$150 million. This is a reported total, not valuation, the latest round size or confirmation of an open round. Funding reviewed: .

Documented founding team

No confirmed founder names are included in this profile.

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Reported Israeli location
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Reported business model
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Selected disclosed financing

Selected transactions, with dates, funding types and reported participants.

Individual financing rounds have not been documented in this profile. A reported total is shown above when available.

The cumulative figure combines the disclosed $10M seed, $28M Series A and $100M Series B rounds. Source

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Additional evidence used when reviewing the reported cumulative funding. Source

Company overview

Product & customers

Pinecone develops a managed vector database for AI applications, allowing developers to store and search embeddings used in semantic retrieval, recommendations and retrieval-augmented generation.

Commercial potential · editorial analysis

For Pinecone, the commercial question is how vector search infrastructure supports paying customers over time. The opportunity involves integrating specialist models or computing infrastructure into repeatable customer workflows. A review should distinguish trials from paid adoption and examine the support and delivery work required as usage expands.

What to validate

When assessing Pinecone, diligence should cover representative benchmarks, compute costs, data rights, integration effort and human oversight. Prospective users should ask for evidence from settings comparable to their own, including unsuccessful cases and costs, before drawing conclusions about deployment suitability.

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