Redpine secures €6.8M to power AI with premium data

With the new funding, Redpine plans to scale its platform globally, positioning itself as a key infrastructure provider for the emerging generation of AI agents.
Redpine secures €6.8M to power AI with premium data

Swedish AI company Redpine has raised €6.8 million in a seed funding round led by NordicNinja, with participation from Luminar Ventures and node.vc. The investment will support the company’s international expansion and further development of its AI data platform.

Founded in 2024 by Anders Hammarbäck and David Österdahl, Redpine focuses on addressing a key limitation in artificial intelligence: the restricted availability of high-quality data. While only a small fraction of global data is openly accessible for AI training, the company works with content owners to unlock premium, non-public datasets in a compliant way, enabling broader and more reliable AI applications.

Its platform operates as a headless API interface, allowing AI companies and agents to access curated datasets across domains, particularly in scientific and high-value fields. By combining proprietary retrieval and reranking technology with real-time data evaluation, Redpine aims to improve both the quality and reliability of AI outputs while ensuring that data providers are compensated.

Anders Hammarbäck, CEO and co-founder of Redpine, said that the company is developing infrastructure to support the sustainable growth of a token-based agent economy for all stakeholders:

The opportunities in this space are endless and we see applications across clinical guidelines, case law, physical research, financial markets data, and quality human-created news.

The investment comes amid rapid growth in the AI agent market, where access to accurate, high-quality, and compliant data is becoming increasingly critical.

The new funding will be used to accelerate product development, expand Redpine’s network of proprietary data partnerships, and scale hiring across engineering, data science, and commercial functions. The company is also collaborating with leading AI labs and international partners, including US-based biotechnology firm AsedaSciences.

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