Harmony raises $34M to bring AI agents to internal IT services

What's the deal? Harmony, an Israeli AI startup building agents to manage internal enterprise services, has raised $34 million in a round led by Lightspeed. The company emerged from stealth more than a year after its founding.

Who's behind it? Harmony was founded by chief executive officer Nitzan Shapira and chief technology officer Ran Ravenzaft. The two previously built Epsagon, which Cisco acquired for about $400 million.

What's the endgame? The startup develops AI agents to handle internal IT and service management — a large, ageing category the founders aim to overhaul.

The signal: Repeat founders with a prior exit, backed by a top-tier fund like Lightspeed, signal continued investor appetite for enterprise AI agents targeting legacy software categories.

Read more: TheMarker · Image credit: userpilot1