79% of enterprises now deploy AI agents, but 97% lack proper security controls—a gap that’s created a new category of infrastructure risk as organizations race to automate everything from database queries to payment processing.

Virtue AI just launched AgentSuite, the industry’s first multi-layer security and compliance platform purpose-built for enterprise AI agents. While traditional security tools were designed for predictable application workflows, AgentSuite addresses the dynamic, multi-tool nature of autonomous agents that can trigger complex actions across enterprise systems in real time.

Ricursive Intelligence has raised $300 million in Series A funding at a $4 billion valuation, just two months after the company’s formal launch. The round was led by Lightspeed Venture Partners, with participation from DST Global, Nvidia’s NVentures, Felicis Ventures, Sequoia Capital, and others.

The funding milestone reflects investor confidence in what the company calls “recursive AI-hardware co-evolution”—AI systems that design and continuously improve the chips that power them. For an industry where chip design cycles have become a critical bottleneck to AI advancement, Ricursive’s platform promises to collapse months-long design processes into hours while achieving superhuman layout optimization.

Waabi secured $1 billion in total funding this week—including a $750 million Series C round co-led by Khosla Ventures and G2 Venture Partners, plus milestone-based investment tied to its robotaxi partnership with Uber—marking one of the largest funding rounds in Canadian tech history.

The Toronto-based company represents a critical infrastructure shift: while most AI agent development has focused on digital environments, Waabi’s Physical AI platform bridges autonomous agents into real-world deployment at enterprise scale. This funding validates Physical AI as the next major infrastructure category, where agents must navigate safety-critical environments rather than just process digital workflows.