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AI Chip Startup DensityAI in Late-Stage Funding Talks at Nearly $10 Billion Valuation
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AI chip startup DensityAI, founded a year ago by former core members of Tesla's Dojo supercomputer project, is in late-stage funding negotiations to raise several hundred million dollars at a post-money valuation of nearly $10 billion, according to media reports on September 25. Sources say the company's management has told potential investors it has secured a conditional agreement: Amazon Web Services (AWS) will purchase DensityAI's chips if they meet specified performance benchmarks. Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) is reportedly in talks to lead the funding round.
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September 25 — AI chip startup DensityAI, founded one year ago by former core members of Tesla’s Dojo supercomputer project, is in advanced negotiations to raise several hundred million dollars in a funding round that would value the company at approximately $10 billion post-investment, according to media reports.
Key details from the report:
- Funding stage: Late-stage negotiations underway
- Target raise: Several hundred million dollars
- Post-money valuation: Approximately $10 billion
- Lead investor: Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) is in talks to lead the round, according to one source
In a notable development, DensityAI’s management has informed potential investors that the company has secured a conditional agreement: Amazon Web Services (AWS) has committed to purchasing DensityAI’s chips, provided they meet specified performance benchmarks.
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财联社Neutral / independent