- AI startups raised $104 billion in first half, exits . . . - CNBC
AI startups raised $104 3 billion in the U S in the first half of this year, nearly matching the $104 4 billion total for 2024, according to PitchBook
- AI startups raise $104. 3B in H1 2025, nearly matching 2024 . . .
But when it comes to finding AI exits for venture firms, the market looks a lot different AI startups raised $104 3 billion in the US in the first half of this year, nearly matching the $104 4 billion total for 2024, according to PitchBook Almost two-thirds of all US venture funding went to AI, up from 49% last year, PitchBook said
- PitchBook: in H1, AI startups raised $104. 3B in the US, or . . .
Reka AI, which aims to make more efficient LLMs, raised $110M from Nvidia, Snowflake, and others at a $1B+ valuation, up from ~$300M in 2023, per PitchBook More: PYMNTS com and SiliconANGLE X: @rekaailabs and @artetxem Anton Shilov Tom's Hardware:
- AI start-ups in US raised over $100B in 6 months
Artificial Intelligence (AI) start-ups in the US raised an impressive $104 3 billion in the first half of this year, according to PitchBook The figure is nearly equal to the total funding of $104
- AI Startup Funding Surge: $104 Billion in H1, Wager Exits News
Explore the unprecedented AI startup funding surge of $104 billion in H1, analyzing contributing factors, emerging trends, and the impact of wager exits on the AI landscape Discover how AI innovation is accelerating with insights from MIT research
- AI Venture Capital Deals in H1 Nearly Match 2024 Levels
Venture capital activity in artificial intelligence in the first half of 2025 nearly caught up with the level achieved in the entire year of 2024, underlining continued momentum for one of the fastest-growing areas of technology, according to PitchBook ’s “first look” data released last week
- US AI startups see funding surge while more VC funds struggle . . .
U S startup funding surged 75 6% in the first half of 2025, thanks to the continued AI boom, putting it on track for its second-best year ever, even as venture capital firms struggled to raise
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