Edge Computing Company Armada Raises $131M

The raise coincides with the launch of Armada’s new megawatt-scale modular data center, Leviathan.

Written by Ashley Bowden
Published on Jul. 29, 2025
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Armada, a San Francisco-based company specializing in edge computing solutions, secured $131 million from new and existing investors. Participants included Pinegrove, Veriten, Founders Fund, Lux Capital and others, and the money will help Armada scale production of its newest offering.

Alongside the raise, Armada launched Leviathan, its modular data center solution designed for fast and flexible deployment. Its goal is to enable megawatt-scale computing power in communications-challenged areas. 

Leviathan is the larger counterpart to Armada’s Triton data center in its Galleon product line, and it provides ten times the amount of compute capacity compared to its predecessor. Leviathan is powered by the Armada Edge Platform and works to deliver autonomous compute and AI fast and reliably.

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