On July 24, 2025, edge computing company Armada announced a $131 million strategic funding round with new investors, including Pinegrove, Veriten, and Glade Brook, as well as participation from existing investors, including Founders Fund, Lux Capital, Shield Capital, 8090 Industries, M12 (Microsoft's Venture Fund), Overmatch, Silent Ventures, Felicis, and Marlinspike. The latest investment round coincides with Armada’s launch of Leviathan, a first-of-its-kind ruggedized modular data center solution designed for fast, flexible deployment, enabling megawatt-scale computing power in the world's most contested and communications-challenged areas. Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati advised Armada on the transaction.

With the introduction of Leviathan, Armada is making significant progress in enhancing American leadership in energy and AI by utilizing an innovative approach that facilitates distributed AI training and inference. The company is collaborating with Fidelis New Energy and Bakken Energy to deploy Leviathans in strategic areas across the U.S. and allied territories, such as North Dakota, Texas, West Virginia, and Louisiana, where excess power can be utilized for high-density computing.

The Wilson Sonsini team that advised Armada on the transaction was led by partners Rezwan Pavri, David Thomas, and Colin Conklin. The corporate team also included Courtney Matteson, Isaac Reed, and Jiyoon Song.

For more information, please see Armada's news release and blog post.