Otter Secures $320 Million to Turn AI Notetaker Into Enterprise Knowledge Engine

Otter.ai secured $320 million in growth financing from General Catalyst’s Customer Value Fund (CVF) to accelerate the growth of its artificial intelligence notetaker and conversational knowledge platform, the company said in a Tuesday (Oct. 20) press release. Otter will invest the new financing in its enterprise growth, go-to-market strategy, international expansion and product innovation,…

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