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Nominal, which builds software to make hardware manufacturing more efficient, raised $240M at a $3B valuation, up from $1B after an $80M Series B in March (Paayal Zaveri/Bloomberg)

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Nominal, a startup building software for hardware manufacturing and engineering, raised $240M at a $3B valuation.
The valuation triples the $1B figure from its earlier round, which included an $80M Series B in March.
CEO and cofounder Cameron McCord says revenue grew more than 3.5-fold in eight months; customers reportedly include five of the world's seven largest aerospace companies.

Why it matters

The round signals strong investor confidence in AI and data tooling for hardware engineering, a niche that may attract competitors and talent to aerospace and defense software.

Who’s affected

Hardware engineering and manufacturing teams
Aerospace and defense software teams

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Paayal Zaveri / Bloomberg : Nominal, which builds software to make hardware manufacturing more efficient, raised $240M at a $3B valuation, up from $1B after an $80M Series B in March — Nominal Inc., a startup building software to make manufacturing more efficient, has…

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