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This former PG&E engineer is building a ‘Google Maps for the underground’
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Navigating underground infrastructure—pipes, cables, and conduits—is notoriously complex, a challenge one former PG&E engineer is tackling head-on. His startup is building a “Google Maps for the underground,” providing unprecedented clarity for utility and construction work. Recently, the company secured a $26 million Series A to expand its customer base and streamline processes, reducing red tape and improving efficiency. This innovation echoes the rapid growth seen in the AI space, as highlighted by Instinct’s recent $350 million raise.
The startup just raised a $26 million Series A to grow its customer base and help reduce red tape for utility and construction work.
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