Phase, which raised $8.75 million, develops remote PC for people and AI
Original headline875만달러 유치한 페이즈, 사람·AI 원격 PC 개발
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Phaze, a remote desktop developer, raised $8.75 million in seed funding led by Andreessen Horowitz, with participation from Indie, NextView, Makers, and Lerer Hippeau, the company announced on the 4th. The roughly 10-person startup, founded around 2024, is building a service that lets employees and AI agents remotely access and share high-performance computers. Phaze plans to use the proceeds to expand its engineering team, develop the product, and acquire customers. The company aims to release a beta version in 2026. The round signals continued investor appetite for infrastructure that supports both human and AI-agent workflows.
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