AI-Driven Water Purification Startup Xatoms Secures $3 Million to Revolutionize Clean Technologies

Xatoms, a Toronto-based startup focused on AI-driven water purification, has secured $3 million in pre-seed funding to enhance its innovative, solar-powered water treatment technology that operates without conventional infrastructure. The funding round, led by Quantacet and supported by prominent venture capital firms, will enable Xatoms to scale its pilot programs and expand partnerships, particularly in underserved communities facing water crises. Founded in 2024 by experts in chemical engineering and quantum science, Xatoms’ unique approach allows for rapid water purification within 30 minutes, effectively targeting pathogens and pollutants. CEO Diana Virgovicova emphasized the urgent need for sustainable solutions, particularly in Indigenous territories, as the company seeks to redefine water treatment while addressing broader social and environmental challenges.

AI-Driven Water Purification Startup Xatoms Secures $3 Million to Revolutionize Clean Technologies

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