Hark, an AI hardware company founded by Brett Adcock, raised more than $700m in a Series A valuing it at $6bn about two months after emerging from stealth. Parkway Venture Capital led the round, with major investors spanning chip and cloud infrastructure and strategic capital. The investor list includes Nvidia, AMD Ventures, Intel Capital, Qualcomm Ventures, Salesforce Ventures, Brookfield, ARK Invest, Greycroft, Prime Movers Lab, Align Ventures, and Tamarack Global. Adcock founded Hark in late 2025 using $100m of his own money and previously founded or led multiple companies across recruiting, electric aircraft, humanoid robotics, and school security. Hark aims to release first multi-modal models in summer and describes its product as a personal AI platform integrating in-house foundation models, software, native hardware, and new interfaces.
"Adcock founded Hark in late 2025 with $100m of his own money, after a run of founding companies that are now public, acquired, or among the better-funded private operators in their respective categories. He co-founded the recruiting marketplace Vettery, sold to Adecco for $100m; founded electric aircraft maker Archer Aviation, which went public via SPAC in 2021; founded humanoid robotics company Figure, where he remains chief executive; and founded school-security company Cover. He is also the principal at Hark."
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