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Benchmark and Index Ventures value this start-up at $285 million, whose "Engines" take charge of a business objective for weeks or even months.
Valued at $1.7 billion in January, the Berkeley-born platform exceeds $100 million in annualized revenue and now wants to rate agents who act without authorization.
Customers of the US Army and the US Air Force, Gallatin is closing a $50 million Series A to strengthen Navigator's AI, which forecasts supply disruptions to units.
According to Crunchbase, AI captured $18.8 billion of the funds raised in Europe, a record share, driven by Mistral AI, Nscale and Helsing.
According to the Financial Times, OpenAI is citing an annual figure of “close to 50 billion” dollars, a far cry from the 70 billion reported at the end of September. The discrepancy is said to stem from a forced comparison with Anthropic.
The start-up translates an intention expressed in natural language into an investment strategy, executed after human validation. Its pilot is said to have generated hundreds of millions of dollars in volume.
Five months after a $2.1 billion Series B, Demis Hassabis' company is reportedly aiming for more than double its valuation, without having yet tested a single AI-designed drug in humans.
The Berlin-based search engine, used by German government departments and the NHS, is dropping the French AI five months after selecting it and says it has halved its costs.
Boyu Capital and IDG Capital are leading the funding round for Butterfly Effect, the parent company of Manus, alongside Tencent, HSG and ZhenFund: investors remain undeterred by Beijing’s veto.
As the lead author of an award-winning paper at NeurIPS 2024, the researcher has secured backing from 5Y Capital and IDG Capital for a laboratory – which has neither a name nor a product – that is aiming to enter the World Labs arena.
According to Crunchbase, the total figure is down 35 per cent quarter-on-quarter due to the absence of major funding rounds from OpenAI or Anthropic, but is up 50 per cent year-on-year; the acquisition of Hugging Face dominates the list of deals.
Led by Insight Partners alongside a16z and M12, the Series B round brings the total raised by the start-up – which automates the entire ‘order-to-cash’ cycle – to $93 million.
Led by Robot Ventures alongside Nvidia, M12 (Microsoft) and Samsung, the funding round is set to transform a widely downloaded app into a paid service for businesses.
The Ghent-based start-up, which identifies employees’ skills based on the tools they use on a daily basis, is set to become a key component of SAP SuccessFactors.
The Claude for Startups programme, which was expanded during SF Tech Week, is aimed at companies that are less than five years old or have received funding within the last two years.
This San Francisco-based start-up aims to predict what consumers actually do, and why. It is targeting a niche in which Simile, Aaru and Humans& have already raised hundreds of millions.
The cloud-based GPU provider, backed by Nvidia, is reportedly valued at 14.5 billion ahead of the deal. Its order book has more than tripled in three months, driven by Anthropic.
Campfire, Rillet, Basis, Numeral or Bretton AI: finance and accounting software designed for AI agents is attracting major investment funds, whilst established software providers are opening up their data to Claude and ChatGPT.
The inference chip designer is considering proposals from investors that would at least double its valuation. Etched already claims to have a billion dollars’ worth of orders.
Valued at one billion from the outset, the company aims to have data, voice recordings and images ‘signed off’ by their creators, and to pay them each time they are used, based on a specific model.