Obligo Raises $35 Million
Obligo raised new funding for $35 million.
As a particularly promising technology, artificial intelligence (AI) is attracting hundreds of billions in US dollars from various global investors. Is this extreme focus on AI starting to impede other important business segments amid the global foreign investment stagnation?
CoreWeave, an artificial intelligence startup that rents out chips to other companies, on Friday, October 11, announced that it has a new credit line for $650 million.
Sustainable funds saw inflows of $20 billion in the first half of 2024, with assets rising to $3.5 trillion.
The National Bank of Bahrain (NBB) has introduced a Bitcoin-linked Structured Investment for accredited investors – the first offering of a kind in the Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the Gulf (GCC) region.
TrueLayer raised $50 million as part of its $130 million Series E funding round.
While overall funding in the European fintech sector declined by 25% year-on-year, UK companies dominate the scene, accounting for 65% of all deals in the region.
Microsoft last Wednesday, October 2, announced its intention to invest 4.3 billion euros ($4.8 billion) in Italy, which is by far the largest volume of financial injections by a technology giant into this country.
OpenAI has closed its long-awaited funding round at a valuation of $157 billion.
The media reports that the Vision Fund, which is part of the ownership structure of the Japanese telecommunications company SoftBank, intends to invest $500 million in the latest round of funding for OpenAI.
Google on Monday, September 30, announced its intention to invest $1 billion in Thailand.
Changpeng Zhao (CZ), the former CEO of Binance, is out of prison and vows to increase his investment in technology sectors such as blockchain, artificial intelligence, and biotechnology.
Business giant Alphabet, which ownership structure includes Google, plans to invest $3.3 billion in South Carolina.
Microsoft on Thursday, September 26, announced its intention to invest 14.7 billion reais ($2.7 billion) in Brazil over three years.
Technology giant Microsoft on Tuesday, September 24, announced its intention to invest $1.3 billion to build up its infrastructure for cloud computing and artificial intelligence in Mexico over the next three years.
The media reports that the startup Phacet, which operates in the space of the artificial intelligence industry, managed to raise investment funds for $4.4 million.
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