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Dutch and Swiss protein engineering AI startup Cradle recently announced the successful completion of a $73 million Series B funding round. This round was led by investment firm IVP, with participation from existing investors Index Ventures and Kindred Capital. So far, Cradle has raised over $100 million in total funding. Image source note: Image generated by AI and authorized by service provider Midjourney. Cradle is committed to

In the biotech field, leveraging artificial intelligence to accelerate research has become a new norm. Recently, biotech company Cradle announced it has completed a $73 million funding round, aiming to further expand its laboratories and team. Founded in 2022, Cradle is dedicated to exploring the applications of language models in biotechnology. Founder and CEO Stef van Grieken has vividly referred to the combinations of amino acids and bases as an 'alien programming language', although this language can also be processed by AI models.

Now, scientists can precisely "design" proteins as if they are programming. This is no longer science fiction but a reality being created by the Dutch company Cradle. In the grand tapestry of biotechnology, Cradle's founder, Stefan van Groningen, likens proteins to an "alien programming language." His team is utilizing artificial intelligence to decipher this mysterious language, bringing revolutionary changes to biotechnology. Traditional protein development has been like a long and costly blind exploration. Researchers must go through dozens of experimental rounds, each of which may...

Andreesen Horowitz partner Justin Moore recently introduced a new investment concept on X, supporting a 'new wave of parenting co-pilots powered by LLMs and agents.' She mentioned companies like Cradlewise, which produces an AI baby monitor that can detect infants' sleep patterns and rock the crib, while Nanit uses artificial intelligence to analyze baby monitor footage to determine if the infant is breathing. Image Source Note: Image generated by AI, image licensed from service provider Midjourney.

Kunlun Tech and the Beijing Academy of Artificial Intelligence, Nanyang Technological University in Singapore, Peking University, and other institutions have jointly released a general computer control framework named Cradle. This AI framework enables intelligent agents (AI Agents) to control keyboards and mice directly like humans without special training, interact with any open-source or closed-source software, and not rely on any internal API. Cradle is the first AI framework that can handle

Dutch-Swiss startup Cradle has successfully raised $240 million, aiming to use AI to help scientists design and engineer proteins faster and more cost-effectively. Cradle employs Generative AI technology, leveraging laboratory data and billions of protein sequences to enhance protein design and accelerate R&D. This technology is expected to address protein engineering challenges that traditional tools cannot handle, providing biopharmaceutical companies with quicker and more successful experimental outcomes. Cradle has attracted Index.