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Aside from that, the week saw some big rounds from cybersecurity, travel and of course, biotech. Just last month, Helsing , which develops artificialintelligence software for defense, raised approximately $489 million in funding led by General Catalyst that values the company at $5.4 billion Series E in late 2022.
However, it wasn’t just AI that got funding in September, as biotech makes up about half the list. Safe Superintelligence , $1B, artificialintelligence: AI research lab Safe Superintelligence raised $1 billion from a litany of big-name investors including Andreessen Horowitz and Sequoia Capital.
Nevertheless, the week saw a $1 billion round go to yet another AI startup, and biotech and blockchain also saw some big deals. Scale AI , $1B, artificialintelligence: This week was like many — one topped with a big AI round. It was a slower week for big rounds compared to many of the past few.
xAI , $6B, artificialintelligence: Elon Musk ’s generative AI startup, xAI , officially announced its long-awaited fundraise — making it the second-most-valuable generative AI company in the world behind only competitor OpenAI. It introduced its latest AI model, called Grok-1.5, earlier this year.
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Pika , $80M, artificialintelligence: It never takes us long to get to an AI startup on this list. Pika, an artificialintelligence startup that generates video, raised an $80 million round led by Spark Capital that values the Palo Alto, California-based company at $470 million, per Bloomberg.
OpenAI , $6.6B, artificialintelligence: OpenAI announced its long-awaited raise of $6.6 Poolside , $500M, artificialintelligence: Most weeks a half-billion-dollar round would top this list — but this isn’t most weeks. The startup builds artificialintelligence software for programmers.
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However, this week it was clearly biotech leading the way, with three startups from the sector nabbing spots in the top five. Alumis , $259M, biotech: This week saw the biggest biotech raise of the year thus far. While this was the biggest biotech raise of the week, it is by no means the only one on this list.
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