The Nvidia challenger's Series E keeps the open-weight AI chip designer independent after acquisition interest earlier this year.

The round triples the Indian healthtech startup's Series A valuation as it builds out a vertically integrated hospital model.

The round, co-led by Forerunner Ventures and Menlo Ventures, makes Town one of the fastest startups to reach unicorn status.

The reported talks follow an August agreement of the same magnitude, underscoring the scale of AI infrastructure commitments.

Amazon wants more developers running AI apps on alternative chips, including its own, rather than Nvidia hardware.

The release targets enterprises that want to run models in their own data centers and on-device private agents.

Microsoft is urging enterprises to closely monitor agents that connect to systems not controlled by the AI labs.

The deal would add nearly 1 gigawatt of nuclear capacity to the grid, extending Amazon's push to power data centers.

The exit removes a key backer from one of the UK's most prominent AI data center builds.

The breach at the open source Claude Code and Cursor alternative highlights security risks in developer AI tooling.

The robotics foundation model bet is one of the largest seed rounds in the category.

The large raise reflects continued investor appetite for clinical-stage biotech with late-stage candidates.

The company floated broad ideas such as large donations to nonprofits or direct distributions to specific populations.

The fintech's rising valuation adds to speculation about a public listing.

The South Africa-founded company plans to scale its clinical AI products.

The decline reflects broader pressure on AI chip equities.

The pulled listing signals investor caution toward AI-related infrastructure offerings.

The round, led by 468 Capital, funds the mobility startup's expansion into the US.