@heyshrutimishra: Nvidia is in talks to invest in Perplexity at a $30 billion valuation. Perplexity closed its last round at $20 billion,…
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Nvidia is in discussions to invest in Perplexity at a $30 billion valuation, marking a 50% increase from its last funding round in under a year.
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Nvidia is in talks to invest in Perplexity at a $30 billion valuation.
Perplexity closed its last round at $20 billion, so this would mark it up 50% in under a year.
Nvidia is already an investor, and in July Perplexity committed to Nvidia’s new Vera CPUs to run its agent https://t.co/7xAYP3LUE7
zerohedge (@zerohedge): *NVIDIA DISCUSSES PERPLEXITY DEAL AT OVER $30B VALUE: INFORMATION
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