AI notetaking startup Granola has raised $125m in Series C funding in a round led by Index Ventures.
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March 25, 2026
AI notetaking startup Granola hits unicorn status with $125m Series C
The London-based company, which transcribes meeting notes for users, is valued at $1.5bn
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