Gallatin AI Raises $50 Million for Military Logistics Platform
Following its earlier $15 million seed round, Gallatin AI raised $50 million in Series A financing, the company said in a press release. New and existing investors in the round included 8VC and Silent Ventures.
Gallatin will use the funding to expand its engineering team, accelerate product development, and add capabilities to Navigator, its military logistics decision support platform. Navigator connects data and workflows for vehicle readiness, supply, medical, and other support functions.
The platform is used by Army and Air Force customers and has supported military exercises in Japan, Alaska, and Europe. The latest round brings Gallatin's total funding to $70 million.
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