Hark raises $700M Series A for universal AI assistant
hark secured $700 million in series a funding at a $6 billion valuation to build a universal ai assistant and hardware.
hark announced a $700 million series a round led by parkway venture capital with participation from major investors including amd ventures, intel capital, and qualcomm ventures. the company, valued at $6 billion, is developing an agentic ai system designed to serve as a universal interface for the digital world, with first multi-modal models expected this summer. hark distinguishes itself from competitors like anthropic and openai by focusing on consumer interfaces and proprietary hardware devices rather than coding tools. the funding will support talent acquisition and compute infrastructure as the company moves from stealth mode to product launch, addressing challenges in creating context-aware ai assistants.