Nvidia Reportedly Considers up to US$1 Billion Investment in AI Startup Poolside
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Nvidia reportedly considers up to US$1 billion investment in AI startup Poolside
Nvidia is reportedly preparing to invest up to US$1 billion in AI startup Poolside, potentially increasing the company's valuation to as high as US$12 billion. Poolside is currently in the midst of a US$2 billion funding round, with more than half of that amount already secured, according to sources familiar with the matter.
Nvidia to invest up to $1 billion in AI startup poolside
Artificial intelligence chip giant Nvidia will be investing as much as $1 billion in AI startup Poolside, according to Bloomberg. This deal could potentially more than quadruple the valuation of the startup. Poolside is in discussions to raise $2 billion at a $12 billion valuation, not including dollars raised. Nvidia’s investment in the round, which has not been previously reported, would start at $500 million, with the potential to reach $1 bi…
Nvidia may pour $1 billion into Poolside as part of $2B mega-round
Nvidia is reportedly planning to invest at least $500 million, and potentially up to $1 billion, in the AI startup Poolside, according to a new report from Bloomberg. The investment would be part of a massive $2 billion funding round that Poolside is currently raising, which would place the company at a $12 billion valuation. According to sources cited in the report, Nvidia’s commitment would begin at $500 million and could increase to the full …
Nvidia's semiconductor giant continues its frenzy of investments in artificial intelligence with a major new strategic movement. According to information relayed by Bloomberg, the U.S. company plans to inject between $500 million and $1 billion in Poolside, a company specialized in the creation of d的IA models for software development. This participation would be part of the ... Read more The article Nvidia is focusing on Poolside and strengtheni…
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