Self-improving AI & automated research · San Francisco, US · founded 2026
Engram: who founded it, who funds it
Engram is a San Francisco self-improving AI lab founded in 2026 by Chris Ré, Jack Morris, Dan Biderman, Sabri Eyuboglu and 2 others, who came from Stanford, Cornell, Columbia and UC Berkeley. What it is building: a learned memory layer that needs 100x fewer tokens. No funding round has been disclosed. It is still in stealth, with nothing outsiders can use.
- Founders
- Chris Ré (ex-Stanford), Jack Morris (ex-Cornell), Dan Biderman (ex-Columbia), Sabri Eyuboglu (ex-Stanford), Jessy Lin (ex-UC Berkeley), Scott Linderman (ex-Stanford)
- Founders from
- ex-Stanford, ex-Cornell, ex-Columbia, ex-UC Berkeley
- Location
- San Francisco, US (North America)
- Valuation
- $600M estimate, per source
- Raised
- · disclosed
- Investors
- ·
- What ships
- Stealth
Sources
- neolabs.fyi neolabs.fyi
News
- Sep 9, 2026
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Jun 24, 2026
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Jun 23, 2026
+5 more coverage
- PR Newswire Engram Launches with $98M to Build AI That Actually Knows Your Organization
- CTech AI startup Engram raises $98 million at $600 million valuation with just 13 employees
- Dealroom Engram raises $98M to cut runaway AI costs
- Yahoo Finance Engram raises $98M to cut enterprise AI token costs
- Pulse 2.0 Engram Launches With $98 Million To Build AI Memory Layer For Enterprises
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