UK AI start-up Callosum secures $100m in seed funding round

Callosum raises $100m to make AI workloads cheaper, with the British state on the cap table

Callosum has raised $100m, six months after leaving stealth with a tenth of that, and the round includes money from the British state. Bloomberg reported the raise, describing the UK’s public AI fund as a backer. The Cambridge company came out of stealth in February with $10.25m led by Plural, the fund founded by former Wise executive […] This story continues at The Next Web

UK AI start-up Callosum secures $100m in seed funding round

The company aims to lower AI costs by attaching each task to the model and hardware that best suits it. Read more: UK AI start-up Callosum secures $100m in seed funding round

AI Startup Callosum Raises $100 Million to Match Tasks to Chips

Callosum, a startup that makes software to match specific artificial intelligence tasks with different models and chips, has raised $100 million in early financing from backers including the UK’s public AI fund.

Callosum raises $100M led by Atomico in one of Europe's largest seed rounds

Having raised $10.25 million in a pre-seed round in February, Callosum has now obtained $100 million in seed funding. Atomico led the seed round, with Plural, DCVC, and the UK’s Sovereign AI Fund also joining. According to the fund’s website, the investment in Callosum was its first, made in April. Callosum, a London-based startup, has raised a $100 million seed round, one of the largest ever in Europe, led by Atomico. This follows its pre-seed …

Callosum raises £73.5m to ‘redefine how humanity computes’

UK AI startup Callosum has closed a $100m (£73.5m) seed round in the first investment from the UK Sovereign AI Fund. Headquartered in London, Callosum is building systems software to match specific AI tasks with the cheapest suitable models and chips, with the aim of solving some of the world’s most pressing problems. The seed […] The post Callosum raises £73.5m to ‘redefine how humanity computes’ appeared first on UKTN.