Thinking Machines valuation Private · AIUSD

$12.0B
Last round · Seed · Jul 15, 2025
$12.0B Jul 15, 2025 Oct 15, 2026

Valuation at each priced funding round. No live market — this company has no eligible pre-IPO venue right now.

  • $12B Seed · Jul 15, 2025

Key Statistics

Last-Round Valuation$12B
Round & DateSeed · Jul 15, 2025
Total Raised—
Revenue Run-Rate—
IPO StatusPrivate
Expected IPO—
Founded2025
HQSan Francisco, California, US
CEOMira Murati
Employees—
Valuation from the last priced funding round. Facts as of Jul 15, 2025 · verified Sep 23, 2026

About Thinking Machines Lab

Thinking Machines Lab is an American artificial-intelligence company founded in 2025 by former OpenAI chief technology officer Mira Murati and other senior researchers. Murati leads the company, which builds customizable frontier models and tools that let organizations adapt artificial intelligence to their own data and work. Its first products focus on model customization, fine-tuning and research infrastructure rather than a general consumer assistant. Thinking Machines Lab remains privately held and has not announced an initial public offering. No reliable public pre-IPO derivative currently prices its equity, so this page uses the latest funding-round valuation rather than a live market price.

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