A new funding round, with product access still limited
Mirendil said on November 12 that it raised $1 billion in Series A funding led by Kleiner Perkins and Clearlake Capital. Google, Battery Ventures, Doerr Capital, Gil & Co, M13, Pear VC and S32 were among the participating investors.
The company is developing tools intended to help researchers use AI agents for coding and experiments. It says the new capital will support that work. The announcement does not disclose a company valuation or a detailed allocation of the proceeds.
What researchers can check now
Mirendil describes Lor as being in private beta. A funding announcement is therefore not confirmation that every researcher can immediately open an account or use the tools. The release provides contact and recruitment links for people interested in building with the company.
Public pricing and a general-access launch date are not specified. Claims about model performance and research efficiency come from Mirendil; this report does not independently benchmark its systems.
