Mira’s cloud-based platform, already powering over 500 hospitality businesses, brings together sales tracking, inventory management, kitchen operations, and customer engagement in one seamless dashboard.
The Smart Delivery Boxes are equipped with high-contrast digital LED screens, transforming each delivery route into a moving billboard.
DoorDash’s acquisition follows its earlier purchase of UK-based food delivery competitor Deliveroo for approximately US$3.9 billion, announced in May 2025, further extending its global footprint.
The funding round attracted participation from returning investors including Sam and Max Altman, Pelion Venture Partners, Outlander, and SNR, alongside new investors such as Offline Ventures, DeepWater, and Ryan Graves, CEO of Saltwater and former Uber senior vice president.
Customers can order from leading local restaurants, including Musashi, WOWBurger, Boojum, and Elephant & Castle, with meals flown directly to their homes in as little as three minutes, bypassing road traffic and minimizing wait times.
According to the Council’s findings, Glovo is suspected of abusing its dominant market position by imposing unfair commercial conditions on its partners and engaging in predatory pricing strategies.
The company emphasized that while the voice-ordering pilot has ended, most of the AI startup staff who joined DoorDash remain with the company, working on other AI-related projects.
Through this partnership, talabat pro subscribers will enjoy exclusive discounts on Bolt rides, creating a seamless connection between food delivery and urban transportation.
The Trendyol Go deal offers Uber immediate scale in a high-growth region, competing with rivals like DoorDash, which recently acquired Deliveroo to expand in Europe.
This latest funding round, backed by prominent investors including NEA, Accel, and Google Ventures, brings the company’s total funding to over US$2 billion and its valuation to more than US$7 billion.