Altara
Provides data solutions to bridge the gap slowing progress in physical sciences, improving access and usability of domain-specific scientific datasets for research and AI work.
Overview
Altara builds data-focused solutions aimed at closing the data gap that is slowing progress in physical sciences. Its products address researchers, academic and national labs, and industrial R&D teams that require better access to, and usability of, domain-specific scientific datasets for analysis and model development. The company positions itself as a specialist provider for physical-science data workflows and access. In May 2026 Altara secured $7M in an undisclosed round — the only disclosed financing to date and bringing total reported funding to $7M. The raise is presented as growth capital to expand its data capabilities and commercial reach within scientific research and applied R&D markets.
Funding History
Altara secures $7M to bridge the data gap that’s slowing down physical sciences
Frequently Asked Questions
- How much has Altara raised in total?
- Altara has raised a total of $7M across 1 funding round.
- Who are Altara's investors?
- Altara's investors include Undisclosed.
- What does Altara do?
- Altara builds data-focused solutions aimed at closing the data gap that is slowing progress in physical sciences. Its products address researchers, academic and national labs, and industrial R&D teams that require better access to, and usability of, domain-specific scientific datasets for analysis and model development. The company positions itself as a specialist provider for physical-science data workflows and access. In May 2026 Altara secured $7M in an undisclosed round — the only disclosed financing to date and bringing total reported funding to $7M. The raise is presented as growth capital to expand its data capabilities and commercial reach within scientific research and applied R&D markets.
- Where is Altara headquartered?
- Altara is headquartered in San Francisco, CA.
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