Callosum raises $100m to make AI workloads cheaper, with the British state on the cap table
Callosum has raised $100m, six months after leaving stealth with a tenth of that, and the round includes money from the British state. Bloomberg reported the raise, describing the UK’s public AI fund as a backer. The Cambridge company came out of stealth in February with $10.25m led by Plural, the fund founded by former Wise executive […]<br /> This story continues at The Next Web [...]
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Callosum raises $10.25 million to challenge entrenched AI compute models
London-based AI software startup Callosum has closed a $10.25 million funding round led by European early-stage venture fund Plural, marking a notable bet on multi-chip AI infrastructure at a time whe [...]
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