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Company

Watney

San Francisco robotics company building dual-arm systems for hyperscale data-center work (cabling and related maintenance).

Status
Private

The verified answer

As of Oct 2026, DEPLOY verifies Watney: $100.0M raised. 2 sources back the record.

Overview

San Francisco robotics company building dual-arm systems for hyperscale data-center work (cabling and related maintenance). Announced an $80M Series A on September 17, 2026, co-led by Valor Atreides AI Fund and Hummingbird Ventures, bringing total raised above $100M (company-claimed). Says it has served major hyperscalers since 2025; customer names are not listed in the company announcement.

Reality check

Total raised (company-claimed)

Over $100M including the Series A.

Customers (company-claimed)

Has served the largest hyperscalers since 2025 through an end-to-end deployment model.

Reliability (company-claimed)

More than four nines of reliability across hundreds of thousands of hours in customer facilities.

Fleet (company-claimed)

Largest fleet of dexterous robots running 24/7 in the United States.

Verified record

Verified deployments
None on file
Active incidents
None on file

Key facts

Focus

Dexterous autonomous robots for building and operating data center and supercomputing infrastructure.

Other Series A backers

Valor Atreides AI Fund (co-lead), A* and Grant Gordon.

Founders (reported, unconfirmed)

Ryan Gannon and Sean Cheong.

Data & sources

Web sources

2

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