Databricks, a startup based in San Francisco, USA, recently announced it has successfully raised $10 billion in funding, bringing the company's valuation to $62 billion. This news reflects strong investor interest in the field of artificial intelligence, particularly in the growing demand for investments in generative AI. Founded in 2013 by students from the University of California, Berkeley, Databricks focuses on providing cloud computing platforms to help enterprises manage data using artificial intelligence technologies.

According to Yahoo Finance, Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) startup Zhipu announced on Tuesday the completion of its latest funding round, having previously received investments from internet giants such as Alibaba and Tencent last year. The statement reveals that Zhipu's commercial revenue has more than doubled this year. Zhipu is one of the few AI startups in China valued at billions of dollars, receiving substantial investment from local tech giants. In May of this year, Saudi Aramco's venture capital division participated in Zhipu's $400 million funding round, bringing its valuation to approximately $3 billion. AI development.

Colin Angle, one of the co-founders of the Roomba vacuum robot, is raising funds for his new home robot project. Documents filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission indicate that Angle's new company, Familiar Machines & Magic, is seeking $30 million in funding. The company has already raised $15 million from eight investors. The Form D document does not disclose the specific identities of the investors, but Data Point Capital...

Colin Angle, co-founder of the renowned Roomba vacuum maker iRobot, is raising funds for his new home robotics startup Familiar Machines. According to documents filed with the SEC, Familiar Machines is aiming to raise $30 million and has already secured $15 million from eight investors. Image source note: The image is AI-generated and licensed from service provider Midjo.

Swiss robotics company Anybotics has recently announced an additional investment of $60 million in its Series B funding, bringing the total raised in this round to $110 million. This follows just 18 months after the company first announced receiving $50 million in Series B funding. Anybotics was spun off from ETH Zurich in 2016, focusing on the development of a quadrupedal autonomous inspection robot called Anymal. Anymal is equipped with various sensors.

Austin-based startup RapidCanvas recently announced the completion of a $16 million Series A funding round aimed at advancing its AI Agent technology. These AI Agents can automate up to 75% of the complex tasks traditionally carried out by data scientists and engineers. The funding was led by Peak XV Partners, with participation from Titanium Ventures, Accel, and Valley Capital.