What is Tenna?
Founded in 2023, Tenna Systems—formerly known as Tip & Cue Inc.—operates at the intersection of signals intelligence and modern software engineering. The company is architecting the world's first dynamic, unified map of the electromagnetic spectrum, a capability that provides a decisive operational advantage in complex wireless landscapes. With a foundation built on decades of expertise in electronic warfare, Tenna's solutions have already demonstrated high-performance reliability within U.S. allied forces in active conflict zones. The company's core mission is to facilitate seamless wireless connectivity across all domains, ensuring that mission-critical systems remain operational and secure regardless of external interference or environmental challenges.
How much funding has Tenna raised?
Tenna has raised a total of $13.5M across 1 funding round:
Seed
$13.5M
Seed (2026): $13.5M with participation from Viola Group, 202 Ventures, Fresh Fund, and Costanoa Ventures
Key Investors in Tenna
Viola Group
Viola Group is Israel's leading technology investment group, managing over $6 billion in assets and supporting transformational companies through a multi-strategy approach.
202 Ventures
202 Ventures focuses on advancing technology and digital economy opportunities, with a specialized interest in cyber security, data privacy, and digital spectrum innovation.
Costanoa Ventures
Costanoa Ventures is a venture capital firm that partners with founders to tackle significant enterprise software challenges, providing long-term operational expertise.
What's next for Tenna?
With this major strategic investment, Tenna is well-positioned to scale its operations and accelerate the deployment of its spectrum intelligence platform. The company is expected to focus on expanding its footprint within the defense sector while simultaneously exploring commercial applications for its proprietary mapping technology. As the global reliance on wireless infrastructure grows, Tenna's ability to provide real-time, actionable data on the electromagnetic spectrum will likely become a cornerstone of both national security and enterprise-level connectivity strategies. Future growth will likely involve deepening its integration with existing defense architectures and refining its software-first approach to meet the evolving demands of global wireless networks.
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