Genspark has unveiled AI Workspace 2.0, marking a major advancement in its all-in-one AI platform designed to automate routine tasks and streamline productivity. The update comes as the company reaches a significant milestone, crossing $100 million in annual recurring revenue (ARR) and securing a $300 million Series B funding round. AI Workspace 2.0 introduces enhanced automation capabilities, intelligent workflow orchestration, and deeper integrations across business tools, enabling teams to shift from manual processes to AI-driven operations. The platform now offers advanced natural language interfaces, real-time collaboration features, and customizable AI agents that adapt to specific workflows across departments such as sales, marketing, customer support, and operations. The company says the new version significantly reduces the time spent on repetitive tasks like data entry, report generation, meeting summaries, and email triage—freeing up employees to focus on higher-value work. Genspark’s AI models are trained on enterprise-grade data, ensuring accuracy, security, and compliance with industry standards. The $300 million Series B investment, led by a group of top-tier venture capital firms, will fuel product innovation, global expansion, and continued investment in AI infrastructure. Genspark plans to expand its team, particularly in engineering and AI research, to accelerate development and support growing demand from enterprise clients. With its $100 million ARR milestone, Genspark joins an elite group of AI startups achieving rapid commercial traction. The company has already partnered with several Fortune 500 organizations and is seeing strong adoption across industries including finance, healthcare, and technology. Genspark’s leadership emphasized that AI Workspace 2.0 is not just a product upgrade but a strategic shift toward intelligent, self-optimizing work environments. “We’re moving beyond automation to true intelligence at scale,” said the company’s CEO. “AI Workspace 2.0 is built for the future of work—where AI doesn’t just assist, it leads.”