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Reflection AI

What Reflection AI does

Reflection AI is a private U.S. frontier AI lab focused on “open intelligence,” with a stated commitment to release open model weights, publish related research, and open-source software that enables community customization and deployment. It builds a full AI stack around open models—describing an open model, an “open core AI stack” (open-source software with deployable containers and recipes), an “AI factory” (physical/operational infrastructure), and “AI solutions” delivered through integrations and partner ecosystems. The company’s near-term product wedge is autonomous engineering workflows: Reflection describes its systems as moving beyond code completion toward autonomous coding and, more broadly, general agentic reasoning. Its first product milestone is Asimov, which is positioned as a code-comprehension research agent that ingests codebases and engineering context, maintains team-wide “Memories,” and uses a multi-agent architecture for retrieval and synthesis.

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Company record

Jul 14, 2026 · Reporting · TechCrunchReflection inks $1B compute deal with Nebius

Reflection AI signed a $1B compute deal with Nebius, which will provide Reflection access to Nvidia’s latest chips; TechCrunch reported this as following Reflection’s earlier SpaceX compute deal.

Jun 22, 2026 · Reporting · TechCrunchSpaceX inks compute deal with Reflection AI, an open source AI lab

Reflection AI will pay SpaceX $150M per month starting July 1, 2026 through 2029 for immediate access to Nvidia GB300 chips and supporting hardware across SpaceX’s Colossus 2 data center, per TechCrunch.

May 22, 2026 · Reporting · AxiosExclusive: Reflection AI to power Genesis Mission

Axios reported that Reflection AI will partner with the U.S. Department of Energy to serve as the AI model provider for the Genesis Mission, including providing models for customization and leveraging DOE compute across research projects at national labs.

Dec 03, 2025 · Reporting · AxiosExclusive: Becky Sosnov joins Reflection as head of corporate affairs

Axios reported that Reflection AI hired Becky Sosnov as its head of corporate affairs, describing the role as the first full-time communications and corporate affairs hire and noting she would oversee communications, marketing, and policy while reporting to CEO/co-founder Misha Laskin.

Oct 09, 2025 · Official · Reflection AIBuilding Frontier Open Intelligence

Reflection’s blog post stated that it is building frontier open intelligence accessible to all, described its large-scale LLM + reinforcement learning platform for training massive MoE models, and said it has raised $2B while listing named investors it says support the company.

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Funding

Latest disclosed valuation$8B
Tracked capital$2.1B3 sourced rounds

What it builds

Open core AI stack (software + deployment recipes)

Reflection describes an open-source software layer (with deployable containers and customization “recipes”) intended to let organizations run and customize agents on top of the company’s open model artifacts.

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AI factory (infrastructure for production-scale runs)

Reflection describes an “AI factory” as the physical and operational infrastructure that supports production-scale execution of the company’s open core stack.

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Milestones & partnerships