Israeli startup Exodigo, specializing in AI-powered subterranean mapping, has raised $96 million in a Series B funding round led by Zeev Ventures and Greenfield Partners, bringing its total funding to $214 million. Following this round, Exodigo's valuation doubled to $700 million. The company's technology supports major global infrastructure projects, including California's bullet train, while also intersecting with sensitive military applications that the firm has chosen not to disclose. In related AI industry developments, Liqid introduced next-generation composable infrastructure solutions for enterprise AI in on-premises datacenters and edge environments. Pipefy and Oracle announced a partnership aimed at accelerating generative AI adoption. C-Gen AI emerged from stealth mode to address infrastructure limitations affecting AI workloads. H2Ok Innovations secured $12 million in Series A funding for AI-powered sensors designed to transform consumer packaged goods manufacturing. Akeyless launched SecretlessAI™, a new approach to securing AI agents, and Cognida.ai introduced Codien, an AI agent intended to modernize legacy test automation and expedite test creation.