InsightFinder Raises $15M to Expand AI Agent Observability Platform

Apr 16, 2026
InsightFinder has raised $15 million in a Series B funding round led by Yu Galaxy to enhance its AI agent observability platform, which helps enterprises detect, diagnose, and prevent issues across AI models and infrastructure.

InsightFinder has raised $15 million in a Series B round led by Yu Galaxy to expand its AI agent observability platform, reports TechCrunch. The North Carolina-based company, founded by CEO Helen Gu, focuses on detecting, diagnosing, and preventing issues across AI systems and IT infrastructure.

The company’s latest product, Autonomous Reliability Insights, uses unsupervised machine learning, predictive AI, and causal inference to identify root causes of performance issues in AI models and supporting systems. This approach allows InsightFinder to monitor data, models, and infrastructure together, addressing the growing complexity introduced by enterprise AI adoption.

Founded in 2016, InsightFinder’s technology is built on over a decade of academic research. Its customers include UBS, NBCUniversal, Lenovo, Dell, Google Cloud, and Comcast. The company plans to use the new funding to expand its team—currently fewer than 30 employees—and strengthen its sales and marketing operations. To date, InsightFinder has raised a total of $35 million.

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