IRIS · Sample briefNov 12, 2026 · 6 claims · 5 sources

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Venture rounds · Technology

Three tech companies reported $502M sold in one week of SEC filings.

Legora, Serval and General Compute filed Form D notices between Oct 29 and Nov 4, 2026. What the filings show, what they leave out, and what to watch.

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Nov 12, 2026
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Method Read from SEC EDGAR Form D notices. Amounts are what each company reported; the SEC records filings but does not audit them.

 

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Legora, Inc. filed a Form D notice of an equity offering with the SEC, accepted on Nov 4, 2026.

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Legora reports $220.8M sold of a $550M offering to 44 investors, with $329.2M not yet sold.

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Serval Inc. (San Francisco) reports $149.2M sold of a $150M offering to 15 investors, in a notice accepted on Nov 3, 2026.

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General Compute Inc. (San Francisco) reports its $132.2M offering fully sold to 89 investors, in a notice accepted on Oct 29, 2026.

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None of the three notices states a valuation, and all three companies declined to disclose a revenue range.

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Our read: Legora's round may still be open, since its notice leaves $329.2M unsold; Serval and General Compute report theirs as nearly or fully sold. An amended Form D (D/A) from Legora would show how much more it closed.

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None. Version 1 of every claim, published Nov 12, 2026. If a claim changes, the old wording stays here with the date and the reason.