ElevenLabs hits $11bn valuation with $500m series D funding round

February 5, 2026 at 08:58 AM UTC
Silicon Republic
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ElevenLabs hits $11bn valuation with $500m series D funding round

Dublin-based AI voice technology firm ElevenLabs has achieved a significant milestone, securing $500 million in a Series D funding round and reaching a valuation of $11 billion. This substantial investment underscores the rapidly growing market for advanced AI-powered content creation tools and highlights ElevenLabs' prominent position within this emerging sector. The company's success is particularly notable given its focus on sophisticated voice synthesis and cloning, a technology with wide-ranging applications across media, entertainment, and accessibility. The funding injection will likely fuel further research and development into ElevenLabs' core AI models, potentially enhancing the realism and expressiveness of its voice generation capabilities. This could involve advancements in natural language understanding, emotional nuance in speech, and the development of new synthetic voice accents and languages. Such progress is crucial for maintaining a competitive edge in a field that is rapidly evolving with new algorithmic breakthroughs and increasing demand for high-quality synthetic media. This valuation surge positions ElevenLabs as a key player not only in the AI voice market but also within the broader European tech landscape, contributing to the continent's growing digital sovereignty ambitions. The company's ability to attract significant global investment suggests a strong market appetite for European-developed AI solutions, potentially paving the way for further innovation and the creation of homegrown alternatives to established international tech giants. This influx of capital will undoubtedly accelerate ElevenLabs' growth and influence within the global AI ecosystem.

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Published: February 5, 2026 at 08:58 AM UTC
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