British startup Synthesia, whose AI platform helps companies create interactive training videos, has raised a $200 million Series E round of funding that brings its valuation to $4 billion — up from $2.1 billion just a year ago.

General Fusion's merger with an acquisition company will net the company over $300 million. Just last year, the company ran into trouble raising money from other investors.

Neurophos is taking a crack at solving the AI industry's power efficiency problem with an optical chip that uses a composite material to do the math required in AI inferencing tasks.

Zanskar has raised $115 million to find about a dozen geothermal resources that could help power the grid throughout the U.S. West.

Language learning marketplace Preply is now valued at $1.2 billion after raising a $150 million Series D round that marks a new chapter for the 14-year-old company.

Bolna said that 75% of its revenue is coming from self-serve customers.

Humans&, a startup that believes AI should empower people, not replace them, has reportedly raised a $480 million seed round at a $4.48 billion valuation.

Eat App is making India its central focus to market its reservation and dine-in growth suite.

Last year was monumental for the AI industry in the U.S. and beyond. How will 2025 compare?

Merge Labs is a “research lab” dedicated to “bridging biological and artificial intelligence to maximize human ability.” OpenAI wrote the largest check in Merge Labs' $250 million seed round at an $850 million valuation.

Transition Metal Solutions is applying a special cocktail to coax microbes into unlocking more copper from ore.

The massive round was led by existing investor General Catalyst, with participation from other returning backers.

Type One Energy has raised more than $160 million from investors to date. The new funding will help the company further refine its stellarator technology.

Skild AI, which is building general-purpose robotic software, just raised a $1.4 billion funding round led by SoftBank.

The Austin-based marketplace offers imagery from more than 50 space-based imagery providers.

The startup has a new take on the Haber-Bosch process used to make ammonia. If Ammobia can deliver, it could change industries, from power generation to maritime shipping.