Endless, the Argentine Multimodel AI, Raises US$2.3M - The Startup Ecosystem
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In a global market where 77% of organizations state that inference - not training - already dominates their AI consumption, and where most manage an average of seven models in parallel (figures from the F5 2026 State of Application Strategy Report), an Argentine startup raised US$2.3M to bring order to the chaos. Endless, founded by Francisco Parata, Facundo Geremía, and Julián Príncipe, offers a multimodel platform that centralizes hundreds of AIs - from ChatGPT to Gemini, from Claude to Grok - under a single interface with permissions, costs, and traceability per user. This case matters to any founder who is seeing their own team subscribe, without control, to multiple AI services with a corporate card. Endless detected that gap: in most companies, there are scattered subscriptions to ChatGPT, Gemini, or Claude purchased with personal cards, without a unified management logic or compliance protocols for confidential information. The platform solves three concrete problems: it unifies access under a single chat, assigns permissions by role and area, and measures everything in "Endless credits," a consumption unit that standardizes spending across engines with heterogeneous costs and metrics. The team's genesis is atypical for a B2B startup. Parata started at 8 years old wanting a Star Wars lightsaber; his mother explained it was a special effect, and he learned After...
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On August 18, 2026, F5 (NASDAQ: FFIV) introduced a new generation of its F5 AI Gateway as "a single point of control for AI governance" within its F5 AI Security Platform.
