Daytona raises $60 million Series B at $1 billion valuation
FirstMark led the round, with Qualcomm Ventures, Samsung NEXT and Okta Ventures participating, bringing Daytona's total funding to $91 million.
Daytona, a startup building cloud infrastructure for AI agents, has raised a $60 million Series B round led by FirstMark, according to TechCrunch. The round values the company at $1 billion, making it a unicorn.
Qualcomm Ventures, Samsung NEXT and Okta Ventures participated as investors. With the new funding, Daytona's total raised now stands at $91 million.
The company's platform is designed for AI agents that run long tasks. Daytona says agents on its platform get their own isolated Linux, Windows or macOS environments, along with GPUs.
In a blog post, founder Ivan Burazin argued that agents need infrastructure different from always-on services.
Earlier backing
FirstMark previously led a $24 million Series A round for Daytona in February 2026. The company was founded about three years ago.
Quick answers
How much did Daytona raise in its Series B?
Daytona raised $60 million in a round led by FirstMark.
What is Daytona's valuation?
The Series B values Daytona at $1 billion.
Who invested in Daytona's Series B?
FirstMark led the round, with Qualcomm Ventures, Samsung NEXT and Okta Ventures participating.