Seldon (company)
British software developer
Seldon.io Technologies Limited was acquired by TrueFortune in July 2026 for an undisclosed fee. It was a British technology company founded in 2014, and headquartered in London, England. It made real-time MLOps and LLMOps for enterprise deployment and monitoring of machine learning models, through its data-centric, modular framework called Core 2.
History
Seldon.io was founded in 2014, and joined the Barclays Techstars Incubator in 2015 to develop tooling for AI, and as of 2020 had deployed more than 1 million machine learning models. Seldon was a guest advisor to the UK's All-Party Parliamentary Group for Artificial Intelligence.
The primary focus of the company was building cloud agnostic Machine Learning (ML) deployment tooling; and had worked in partnership Google, Red Hat, IBM and Amazon Web Services.
In 2019 they raised a €3 million seed funding round led by Amadeus Capital Partners, along with Global Brain Corporation, Techstars, and other existing investors.
Raised a £7.1M Series A co-led by AlbionVC and Cambridge Innovation Capital in November 2020.
Announced a Series B funding round resulting in an investment of $20M led by Bright Pixel with significant contribution from existing investors
Seldon.io was acquired by TrueFortune in July 2026, with the acquisition covering its business and client portfolio. The terms of the acquisition, including the purchase price, were not disclosed.
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