Resolve AI CEO and Co-Founder Spiros Xanthos sits down with Sebastian Duesterhoeft (Lightspeed Venture Partners) and Saam Motamedi (Greylock) to discuss the company's $125M Series A at a $1B valuation.
The conversation goes deep on why both firms believe AI for prod will be as big as AI for coding, what they saw during diligence that made them confident in the team, and how Resolve is building a full-stack company with proprietary models to solve problems that frontier models can't handle out of the box.
You'll also hear what CIOs are asking about AI in production, why enterprises like Coinbase, DoorDash, Salesforce, and MongoDB trust Resolve to run their production systems, and what the next twelve months look like as AI for production becomes a defining category.

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Spiros Xanthos
Founder and CEO
Spiros is the Founder and CEO of Resolve AI. He loves learning from customers and building. He helped create OpenTelemetry and started Log Insight (acquired by VMware) and Omnition (acquired by Splunk), most recently he was an SVP and the GM of the Observability business at Splunk.
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