Ex-Tesla Team Raises $12.5M for AI-Powered Supply Chain Startup Atomic

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A startup called Atomic, founded by former Tesla employees, has raised $12.5 million in funding. The company develops agentic artificial intelligence software designed to automate and streamline supply chain operations. Atomic's platform is already being adopted by major companies, including DoorDash and HelloFresh. The funding is expected to help Atomic expand its AI-driven supply chain solutions further across industries.

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