Picogrid raises $45 million Series A for open defense integration layer
Bessemer Venture Partners led Picogrid $45M Series A to expand defense integration ecosystem across 100+ systems.
Evidence notes
- Bessemer Venture Partners led Picogrid's $45 million Series A round.
- Picogrid said the funding will expand its product family, extend integrations into new operational domains, and scale deployments with U.S. military, allied forces, and partner vendors.
- The company said its integration ecosystem spans more than 100 defense systems from vendors including Skydio, Northrop Grumman, Echodyne, CX2, and Neros.
Company context
Picogrid builds hardware and software infrastructure for integrating mission-critical systems across defense, government, and industrial environments. Its Legion software, Orion command-and-control interface, and Expeditionary C2 Nodes connect sensors, drones, unmanned platforms, field hardware, and operator workflows into unified mission networks.