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| MetaX's explosive debut: The latest Chinese AI chip design startup to go public, Shanghai's MetaX, jumped as much as 755% after raising nearly $600 million in its IPO. It made former AMD engineer Chen Weiliang, MetaX's founder, a billionaire. OpenAI and Amazon are talking: Sam Altman's pioneering startup is in early discussions with Amazon around a $10 billion investment from the ecommerce operator. Part of the deal would include OpenAI using Amazon's Trainium AI chips. $100 billion Waymo: Alphabet's AV unit is in discussions to raise more than $15 billion at a valuation near $100 billion, in a financing round led by its parent company. | |
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| Databricks, a data software competitor to Oracle and Snowflake, is raising more than $4 billion in a new funding round that values the company at $134 billion — among the most valuable closely held firms. Databricks' software helps customers analyze and use information from a variety of sources, as well as taking advantage of the multitude of AI products and applications offered to businesses. The firm was valued at $100 billion when it raised $1 billion just a few months ago. | |
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| Square Enix is one of Japan's most storied and celebrated game makers, but it's gone through a rough patch in recent years. That made it the target of activist investor 3D Investments Partners, which started building up a stake in April. Square Enix shares have gyrated since, as investors built up hope 3D would push management toward radical reform, writes Takashi Mochizuki in today's Tech In Depth essay. Read his full analysis of where the company, the activist fund and the wider investor community stand. | |
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