Note: Y-axis is compressed above $30B so normal weekly funding stays readable. The Mar 5 spike ($112B OpenAI round) appears just above the red break line. Hover any point for the exact figure.
AI keeps taking a big share of all venture funding tracked, every week, since October. Total raised: $403.8 billion across 34 weeks. The latest two weeks (Weeks 33–34): AI raised $11.07B across 132 companies, but four rounds were half of every AI dollar. Week 33 ran hot at $7.28B (43% of all dollars), led by Helsing's $1.8B, the largest defense-AI round in European history, and Fireworks AI crossing $1 billion in revenue. Week 34 cooled to $3.78B, headlined by Travis Kalanick's return: the Uber co-founder's robotics company Atoms raised $1.7B. The throughline both weeks was physical AI. Robots out-raised software.
Weeks Tracked
34
Oct 2025 → Jul 2026
Total AI Funding
$403.8B
Across 34 weeks of tracking
Avg Weekly AI Funding
$11.9B
Mean across all weeks
Avg AI Share
53.6%
Of all venture dollars · simple mean of weekly %
Avg per Company
$172M
Across all funded AI cos
Peak Week (Mar 5)
$112B
94.1% of total · OpenAI mega-round
Chart 02
AI Share of Total Venture Funding
What percentage of ALL venture dollars went to AI companies each week. The story: AI is now the majority of all venture investing, week after week.
Chart 03
AI Companies vs Total Companies Funded
Headcount, not dollars. How many AI companies got funded each week vs how many companies total. The AI category is broader than it looks — usually 40–60 AI cos in any given week.
Chart 04
Average Funding per AI Company
The "concentration check." Tall bars = a few mega-rounds skewing the average. Short bars = broad distribution across many cos. Compressed above $400M so normal weeks stay readable.
Chart 05
Regional Distribution: US · China · Europe · Rest of World
Where the money goes geographically. US dominates, but watch the China + Europe stripes — they're moving. Compressed above $30B to match Chart 01.