Dust is an AI platform company that enables enterprises to design, deploy, and manage workflows built on top of large language models (LLMs) and semantic search. The platform allows users to sequence calls to AI models, execute code, and make inquiries to other services in arbitrary combinations, creating sophisticated AI-powered workflows and knowledge assistants. Dust's approach focuses on connecting LLMs to enterprise data sources and tools, enabling organizations to build custom AI agents that can search internal knowledge bases, answer questions, and automate complex tasks across their operations. The platform supports integration with existing enterprise systems and provides a framework for designing reliable, production-grade AI workflows that combine model inference, data retrieval, and code execution. Founded in 2022 and headquartered in Paris, France, Dust has raised $61.5M in Series B funding from investors including Sequoia Capital, XYZ Venture Capital, Seedcamp, Motier, Tiny, AI Grant, Connect Ventures, Snowflake, and Datadog.
Dust
Series BDust is an AI platform company that enables enterprises to design, deploy, and manage workflows built on top of large language models (LLMs) and semantic search. The platform allows users to sequence calls to AI models, execute code, and make inquiries to other services in arbitrary combinations, creating sophisticated AI-powered workflows and knowledge assistants. Dust's approach focuses on connecting LLMs to…
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Business Intelligence > Unstructured Data Analytics > Text Analytics > Internal > Enterprise Search,
Big Data Analytics > Data Discovery & Visualization > Discovery > Knowledge Platform,
Robotic Process Automation > Cognitive Automation > Multi-Industry > Multi-Function > Agentic Automation,
Enterprise Information Management > Enterprise Search
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College Wise > Stanford University
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