@oragnes: One person, zero employees, relying on an AI agent system, hard-earned $30 million in funding, valuation of $250 million, annualized revenue hitting nearly $10 million. Today, Ben Cera, the founder of Polsia, is sweeping the Silicon Valley tech scene. The $30 million funding process was largely run by AI itself.
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This post reports two AI-related news: First, Polsia founder Ben Cera, with one person and zero employees, secured $30 million in funding via an AI agent system, with a valuation of $250 million and annualized revenue nearing $10 million. Second, Panthalassa has launched floating power spheres that generate electricity from ocean waves, dissipate heat using seawater, run AI computations directly at sea, and transmit results via satellite.
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One person, zero employees, relying entirely on an AI agent system — managed to raise $30 million, with a valuation of $250 million and annualized revenue approaching $10 million.
Today, the Silicon Valley tech scene is completely buzzing about Polsia founder Ben Cera.
During this $30 million funding round, most of the process was handled by the AI itself.
The AI agent sent emails to VCs, gave live presentations, managed the data room in real time, and tracked progress. The founder basically just showed up to sign the paperwork.
Polsia is an end-to-end AI agent orchestration platform.
Write code, do research, send cold emails, run Meta ads, handle customer support — no need to hire anyone. Just give it instructions.
Bitcoin Orange Trader (@oragnes): AI will accelerate the development of energy infrastructure — look, offshore power generation is already happening.
😎 AI data centers might be heading out to sea.
Panthalassa has built something straight out of sci-fi:
A giant floating power ball on the ocean.
It generates electricity from the up-and-down motion of waves, uses seawater to cool AI chips, runs AI computations right there at sea, then beams the results back to land via satellite.
The key part:
It doesn’t need to run cables back to shore.
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