Daytona Raises $24M Series A to Give Every Agent a Computer

Daytona has successfully raised $24 million in a Series A funding round led by FirstMark Capital to develop infrastructure that provides each agent with a computer-like environment, which is essential for knowledge workers. Unlike traditional cloud infrastructure, Daytona's innovation focuses on creating "sandboxes"—programmable, composable computing environments that allow for rapid launching, pausing, forking, and snapshotting of tasks. This approach supports a shift from human-centric to agent-native cloud infrastructure, enabling agents to execute workloads efficiently and scale to millions of instances. Daytona's model has already achieved a $1 million forward revenue run rate in under three months, serving major clients like LangChain and SambaNova across various industries. The funding round also saw participation from Pace Capital, Upfront Ventures, Darkmode, E2VC, and strategic investments from Datadog and Figma Ventures, along with several angel investors. This development marks a significant step towards an agentic economy, where infrastructure is tailored to meet the needs of autonomous agents.