AI architecture startup Dream launches with $17M in funding (opens siliconangle.com)
Dream, started by former Palantir executives, generates building designs with a world model trained on more than 100 million square feet of US permit data.
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Dream, started by former Palantir executives, generates building designs with a world model trained on more than 100 million square feet of US permit data.
Wabi, an AI assistant that builds mini apps, raised $55 million in a seed round led by IVP; TechCrunch reports a $1.25 billion valuation.
Cohere completed the first close of a Series E it aims to grow to as much as C$7bn, which it says would value it at C$35.7bn.
Reflex uses AI agents to build, deploy and maintain custom business software that replaces generic third-party tools.
Seoul-based FuriosaAI, which makes AI inference chips, raised a Series D valuing it at about $2.9bn; South Korea's National Growth Fund put in $280m.
Opentrons will use the money to scale its lab robotics, software and data infrastructure.
Solink, which began in Ottawa in 2009 selling cloud video surveillance, uses AI to pull business information from retailers' security cameras.
Serval raised at a $3 billion valuation to take its automation agents from IT into more departments.
Crux Labs turns enterprise judgment into continuous improvement for AI agents.
Mintive's platform helps IT teams control enterprise AI agents.
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