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Coatue-backed Distyl AI founded by Palantir alums, raises $20 million funding round, sources say

Dystil AI builds AI-assisted workflows for enterprise companies. The startup's new round values it at least $200 million, sources say.

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Sep 25 2024
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Coatue-backed Distyl AI founded by Palantir alums, raises $20 million funding round, sources say

Palantir alums Arjun Prakash, and Derek Ho founded Distyl AI.Getty Images; Jenny Chang-Rodriguez

Distyl AI develops AI-assisted workflows for enterprise companies.
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