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The Chinese laboratory is reportedly targeting 80 billion yuan, well above the 50 billion initially hoped, in preparation for an IPO.
Led by Andreessen Horowitz, the funding round supports Core, a screenless device costing $3,499 and fitted with an Nvidia Blackwell GPU, designed to continuously run agents that carry out tasks on behalf of its owner.
Seven months after its Series A funding round, the Zurich-based start-up has completed a Series B round led by Scale Venture Partners to accelerate its product development and expand its own computing infrastructure.
The London-based start-up aims to replace simulations lasting several days with AI models capable of exploring a million design variants, starting with nuclear fusion.
Second edition of the People-First AI Fund: grants with no imposed appropriation, and no obligation to use OpenAI products, for associations in 35 states.
Over five years, Amazon will finance free training, energy renovations and local projects around its American data centers, against a backdrop of growing protests.
The "sustainable execution" specialist, used by OpenAI, Snap and Nvidia, saw its annualized revenue exceed $250 million, up more than 200% year-on-year.
Thousands of Grace Blackwell chips already installed in AWS data centers would go into a debt-financed ad hoc vehicle and then be leased to Amazon.
IPOs, placements and block sales reached an unprecedented level from July to September, despite the decline in the markets, with Alibaba, Zhongji Innolight and Z.AI leading the way.
This five-year contract, paid 30% in advance according to the Financial Times, would allow the Chinese group to access GPUs outside China that American controls prohibit it from buying.
The San Francisco-based start-up is relying on micro-VCSELs to replace copper and remove the memory bottleneck of inference. First deliveries are scheduled for 2027.
Driven by demand for AI, Micron has posted a record sixth consecutive quarter and warns that the supply of DRAM and NAND will remain tighter in 2027–2028 than it is today.
The British bank is expanding its partnership with Anthropic: Claude Code is set to be rolled out to 50 per cent of its developers by the end of 2026, and then to the majority of its engineers in 2027.
The start-up entrusts its agents with the design, recruitment, conducting of interviews and synthesis of qualitative research, drawing on a pool of over 50 million participants.
With the third and final instalment of its 30 billion commitment, SoftBank now holds a stake of around 13 per cent in OpenAI and has repaid its bridge loan.
Four months after a Series F of 500 million, Supabase put 150 million back into the pot under the leadership of GIC and bought Turso to provision databases at the agent level.
According to Bloomberg, Anthropic will bring together institutional investors on October 14 in San Francisco and could launch its roadshow as early as the week of November 9.
The machine learning tool analyzes millions of daily transactions to suggest prices to franchisees, free to follow or not. The result: two Big Macs with $1.20 each other 3 km apart.
Seven months after it came out of the shadows, the autonomous offensive security company closed a series B led by a16z and Accel, for a total of 445 million raised.
According to Anthropic’s IPO prospectus, this convertible loan would cover around a third of the 125.2 billion that the company has committed to spending on TPU leasing over five years.