Israeli AI Startup I'll cut it It has raised $153 million in funding since its establishment within two years, including a $100 million round that was completed on August 7, 2025.
Decart develops real-time AI video generation technology It also says that the system works at a significantly lower cost than competitors such as Google and Openai. That first product, oasisIts follow-up, Mirage, which hits 1 million users within three days of its release, allows for live video conversion from text prompts. This is a major leap in the generation AI capabilities. While expanding to more than 60 employees, the company has established a new R&D center in San Francisco. Dr. Kfir Abermana veteran of Snap and Google. In particular, DeCart has so far spent less than $10 million in total funding in a rare feat in the capital-intensive AI space, following revenue from GPU acceleration services and video licenses covering operational costs.
Important highlights
- Decart raised $100 million at a valuation of $3.1 billion, costing less than $10 million
- Oasis reached 1M users in 3 days. Mirage enables real-time video via text
- I charge 20 fps with a sub-100ms latency and the cost is $0.25/hour
At the heart of Decart's innovation is its ability to process video at 20 frames per 20 frames with a latency of 100ms, solving major technical barriers that have historically blocked real-time AI video applications. These breakthroughs in infrastructure efficiency and low latency handling reduce operational costs to just 25 cents per hour, dramatically reducing other players in the space.
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This will recur to unlock scalable applications for augmented reality, live video editing, and telepresence. If the company can maintain this lead, it could potentially set up new benchmarks for commercializing video generated in AI.
