130 million dollars for Xoople

The data infrastructure start-up Xoople has completed a Series B financing round of 130 million US dollars. The company has thus raised a total of 225 million US dollars. Investors include Nazca Capital, MCH Private Equity, CDTI, Buenavista Equity Partners and Endeavor Catalyst.

The funding positions Xoople as one of the best-funded companies in the physical data infrastructure sector.

System of record for the physical world

CEO Fabrizio Pirondini explains his vision as follows: "Every technological era brings forth a new "system of record" - Xoople wants to create this for the physical world. While CRM systems structure customer data and cloud platforms organize software data, Xoople aims to map real changes on earth in real time and make them usable.

AI needs real data

With the rise of so-called agentic AI systems, i.e. autonomously acting AI, the need for reliable real-time data from the physical world is increasing.

Xoople is developing an infrastructure for this that delivers highly precise, scientifically sound data sets. These are intended to help companies make data-based and automated decisions. This includes areas such as

• Supply chain optimization
• Infrastructure monitoring
• Agricultural and resource planning
• Risk modeling in the insurance sector
• Disaster management and geopolitical analysis

From stealth mode to commercialization

Xoople has been working on its technology in stealth mode since it was founded in 2019. After seven years of development, the company is now entering commercialization and plans to scale its platform from the second quarter of 2026.

Government agencies and Fortune 500 companies are already among the first users of the technology. The aim is to integrate the data layer directly into existing company systems so that physical world information flows seamlessly into operational processes.

Competitive advantage through proprietary data

While AI models are becoming increasingly standardized, exclusive data sets are gaining in importance. Xoople plans to do just that. The combination of proprietary satellite technology and data platform should create a sustainable competitive advantage as the basis for the next generation of data-driven applications.