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According to a post on X by @techsnif, Mirendil, which is building self-improving AI, raised a $1 billion Series A led by Kleiner Perkins and Clearlake Capital. The headline describes the company as founded by former Anthropic researchers. The post says Marc Andreessen reshared the news. The snippet also ties the round to a wider backdrop, noting that Nvidia's turmoil is rattling AI stocks.
According to a post on X by @techsnif, Mirendil, which is building self-improving AI, raised a $1 billion Series A led by Kleiner Perkins and Clearlake Capital. The headline describes the company as founded by former Anthropic researchers. The post says Marc Andreessen reshared the news. The snippet also ties the round to a wider backdrop, noting that Nvidia's turmoil is rattling AI stocks.
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Per TechSnif, Mirendil, which is building self-improving AI, raised a $1 billion Series A led by Kleiner Perkins and Clearlake Capital, and Marc Andreessen reshared the news. A billion-dollar first round shows investors will still fund frontier-lab spinouts at enormous scale, even as Nvidia’s turmoil rattles AI...
The round suggests investors are still willing to fund spinouts from frontier AI labs at very large scale, even as AI stocks face pressure. Founders and investors may treat the size of this first round as a reference point for AI startup funding. Watch for official confirmation of the terms and for details on what Mirendil plans to build, since this source is a social post.
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