Voice AI startup Wispr raised a $280M Series B led by Menlo Ventures at a $2B valuation, taking its total funding to $361M, and now has 100K business customers (Allie Garfinkle/Fortune)
Wispr is pitching voice dictation as a replacement for the keyboard inside business software.
The company says it now has 100,000 business customers and total funding of $361 million after the Menlo-led round. Fortune’s note frames the raise around investor demand for AI voice-to-text tools and Wispr Flow’s push into natural speech input. Menlo said it is doubling down on the idea that the text box is the next interface to disappear. Techmeme's note
The company says it now has 100,000 business customers and total funding of $361 million after the Menlo-led round. Fortune’s note frames the raise around investor demand for AI voice-to-text tools and Wispr Flow’s push into natural speech input. Menlo said it is doubling down on the idea that the text box is the next interface to disappear. Techmeme's note
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