L2Cross-referenced
1 records · last verified 2026-06
1 claim cross-referenced against 2 independent public sources.
thebridge.jpcircleci.com
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2026-06-30Independent Japanese startup-news outlet The Bridge reports Cinnamon AI as a real operating AI company building a document-reading engine and voice-recognition solution, and raising a Series C round.
“Japanese startup Cinnamon AI (previously known as Cinnamon), developing a document reading engine and a voice recognition solution leveraging their proprietary AI technologies, announced today that it has secured 1.3 billion yen (about $12 million US) from D4V and Pegasus Tech Ventures in a series C round.”
CircleCI (an independent software vendor) published a customer case study documenting Cinnamon AI as a global enterprise AI company building AI platforms to parse unstructured data.
“Cinnamon AI, a global enterprise AI company with offices in Tokyo, the U.S., Vietnam, and Taiwan, wants to build AI platforms that can do a better job of parsing data than humans – especially with unstructured data such as emails, voice messages, and video.”
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