The startup SSI of Illiya Sutsu Kever, co -founder of Open AI, has finished the brand new funding round with a company value of $ 32 billion. Google and NVIDA are also known to have participated in investment.
The Financial Times and Reuters reported on Tuesday that the SSI raised $ 2 billion (about 2.85 trillion won) for $ 32 billion. The worth of the corporate was higher than the $ 30 billion known last month.
Within the investment round, famous enterprise capitals corresponding to Green Ox Capital, which led the investment of $ 500 million, light speed enterprise partners and Andris Horobitz.
Specifically, Google and NVIDA are also known to have participated in investment. Google said it has signed a cloud computing contract with SSI a couple of days ago. It provides a self -developed reasoning chip ‘Ironwood’.
Because of this, NVIDIA’s interest can be attracted. Cloud makers are investing in leading startups with their very own chips, and ENDIA has also invested in open AI and XAI.
SSI has raised $ 1 billion in corporate value of $ 5 billion in September last 12 months. With this investment, the corporate’s value jumped 6.4 times in half a 12 months. As well as, after the corporate’s establishment in June last 12 months, it has been recognized for its value in the highest 10 of AI startups only with its name value without the launch of the product.
For reference, Antropics accomplished a $ 3.5 billion (about 5 trillion won) company E investment at $ 61.5 billion earlier this month.
That is an evaluation that represents the investment pattern of focused on minority elite firms. The Sinking Machine Lab, led by the Mira Murita Open AI CTO, can be reported to be negotiating for $ 2 billion seed funds with not less than $ 10 billion in corporate value of $ 10 billion. The corporate has not yet released.
The SSI is currently studying its own development methods centered on reasoning to develop a rather more powerful artificial intelligence (AI) model than Open AI, Google, and Antrovic. Along with California, USA, he founded a branch in Tel Aviv, Israel.
By Dae -jun Lim, reporter ydj@aitimes.com
