AuxoAI raised $20.7 million from NTT Venture Capital to deploy AI engineers to large companies

Specializing in the deployment of custom AI systems for the world's largest groups, AuxoAI has completed a series A led by NTT, also an Anthropic investor.

AuxoAI, an engineering and consulting firm that helps Global 2000 companies design and put AI systems into production, has announced a $20.7 million Series A round. The round is led by NTT Venture Capital, a Silicon Valley fund backed by Japanese conglomerate NTT, which includes Anthropic in its portfolio. It also includes several individual investors, including George Still Jr. (Norwest Venture Partners), Amit Zavery, president and COO of ServiceNow, and Giacomo Sonnino (Charlesbank Capital Partners).

Engineers sent to the site

AuxoAI's model is based on "deployed engineers": technical and strategic teams sit at the customer's site to understand their culture, processes, and data, and then build solutions that combine data engineering and autonomous agents. The company relies on its Damia tool, a workshop for these engineers, which transforms data into applications and captures business know-how in the form of reusable agent capabilities. It claims partnerships with Google, AWS, Microsoft, Snowflake, and Databricks.

The funds will be used to expand its international presence, invest in its proprietary technologies and strengthen its positions in this ecosystem of partners. AuxoAI defends the idea that AI should be integrated into the heart of the work itself, as a lever, rather than sold as a separate product.