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fortune.comai37 days ago
Anthropic Raises More Than $30 Billion Ahead of Expected IPO
Anthropic is raising more than $30 billion in new funding. The artificial intelligence company is seeking the capital ahead of a widely expected initial public offering. The move would value the company at a level that reflects strong investor demand for AI technology.
Wiredai38 days ago
Thinking Machines Lab Previews Unreleased Interaction Models That Process Live Audio and Video
Mira Murati, founder of Thinking Machines Lab and former chief technology officer of OpenAI, previewed new AI systems this week designed to collaborate with humans through continuous video and audio input. The models, which have not been released publicly, natively process pauses…
thesouthafrican.comai40 days ago
Anthropic in Advanced Talks to Buy Developer Tools Startup Stainless for at Least $300 Million
Anthropic is in advanced negotiations to acquire Stainless, a developer tools startup whose products are used by OpenAI and Google. The deal is valued at a minimum of $300 million according to a report. Stainless provides infrastructure tools that help companies build and manage…
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kr-asia.comai46 days ago
Moonshot AI Raises $2 Billion in Latest Funding Round
Moonshot AI has raised about $2 billion in its latest funding round. The company is among Chinese startups seeking to compete with leading artificial intelligence developers in the United States. The funding reflects continued investor interest in the sector.
upi.comai62 days ago
Naver, Krafton, Mirae Asset Establish 700 Billion-Won Fund for AI in India
Naver Corp., Krafton Inc., and Mirae Asset Group have launched a 700 billion-won investment fund focused on AI, fintech, and content sectors in India. The fund, named Unicorn Growth Fund, was introduced at an event in New Delhi attended by company executives and an industry minis…
ecns.cnfinance62 days ago
Chinese Humanoid Robot Startups Outpace U.S. in Shipments Amid Valuation Gap
Chinese startups are producing and shipping more humanoid robots than U.S. counterparts, despite lower valuations. Investors view U.S. firms as AI platforms and Chinese ones as industrial hardware. Geopolitical tensions have reduced cross-border investments, creating opportunitie…