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  • Economic Collapse Scenario: IPOs, Software, and Job Losses

    Okay so basically:- 1) IPOs are dead 2) Software is dead 3) AI will take jobs away 4) Open AI will crash 5) Msft will go down with open AI 6) Jobless economy will lead to low consumption 7) Government will distribute too much freebies 8) And, you will be taxed to death due to tariffs Yeah, seems about right 😅

    → View original post on X — @akshat_world, 2026-02-26 13:00 UTC

  • Axelera AI raises $250M: inference costs dominate AI economics
    Axelera AI raises $250M: inference costs dominate AI economics

    The Axelera AI logo across the NYSE trading floor. A better visualization of where things stand does not exist! But there's more in this week's announcement than the epic $250 million in funding. Over the life of a model, inference costs 15x more than training, and inference

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  • Wayve’s $1.5B Funding: Licensing AI Model Scales Autonomy

    There are three business models emerging in autonomy: – Sell cars – Operate a robotaxi service – License AI to automakers and fleets Only one option can truly scale – that's why Wayve's chosen the third 🚀 Thanks @TomMackenzieTV for having our CEO @alexgkendall on @business Wayve (@wayve_ai) “It’s clear autonomy is now coming to market in a massive way.” Wayve CEO @alexgkendall joined @business this morning to discuss our $1.5B fundraising announcement. It's clear validation of Wayve as a global player in the AV industry, with backing by global automakers @NissanMotor, @MercedesBenzAG and @Stellantis. — https://nitter.net/wayve_ai/status/2026634784491925892#m

    → View original post on X — @ryan_browne_, 2026-02-26 07:46 UTC

  • Open Benchmarks Grants Drive Strong Research Infrastructure Response
    Open Benchmarks Grants Drive Strong Research Infrastructure Response

    The response to Open Benchmarks Grants has been strong. We’re seeing rigorous proposals across open datasets, benchmarks, and evaluation methods — exactly the kind of infrastructure AI needs. Our research teams have been energized reviewing the first wave. First review

    → View original post on X — @snorkelai

  • Wayve secures $1.5B Series D for autonomous AI vehicle technology

    Awesome to see the UK establishing a leadership role in developing AI talent – we @Uber are super excited about partnering with @wayve_ai as they build Embodied AI than can truly scale globally. Alex Kendall (@alexgkendall) Another major milestone in @wayve_ai's history. Proud to say we’ve secured $1.5 billion Series D investment at $8.6 billion valuation. We started a decade ago with a contrarian technical thesis: that self-driving is an AI problem, and Embodied AI will enable autonomy to scale without rules, HD-maps and using mass-produced hardware. Now we're entering commercialisation, we're taking a contrarian commercial strategy too, selecting the business model with the largest opportunity to scale. We're not selling our own cars, which limits scale to one brand. We're not operating our own fleets, which limits autonomy to city-by-city expansion. We're licensing autonomy to any vehicle, anywhere. This new business model is only possible now because we've built a general purpose AI driver, which is flexible to work with any vehicle architecture and proven to drive all around the world. This unlocks a high margin software licensing model, which we're now excited to be deploying with global partners with the strength of this new funding round. Thank you to our new and returning financial investors for backing our vision all the way: @EclipseVentures, @balderton, @SoftBank, @OTPPinfo, @BaillieGifford, @BritishBBank, @IcehouseVenture and @Schroders among other global institutional investors. We're deepening our partnerships with @Microsoft and @nvidia to build and deploy Embodied AI at global scale, and with @Uber, who are announcing supervised robotaxi trials in 10 cities around the world, starting with London this year. To top it off, three top-10 global automakers across Europe, Japan and USA are backing and believing in our technology for consumer vehicles and robotaxis: @MercedesBenz, @Nissan and @Stellantis. I’ve always believed that our end-to-end AI approach would lead the way in autonomy. This latest investment and the endorsement that comes with it make me believe that the industry is also now converging on that idea too. What's next? We have a busy next few years of commercial delivery: supervised robotaxi trials around the world in 2026 and consumer vehicle sales from 2027. Thank you to the incredible Wayve team for making this all possible. Check out all details here: wayve.ai/press/series-d/ — https://nitter.net/alexgkendall/status/2026447299711578450#m

    → View original post on X — @ryan_browne_, 2026-02-25 19:10 UTC

  • Anthropic Acquires Vercept to Enhance Claude Computer Use

    Anthropic has acquired @Vercept_ai to advance Claude’s computer use capabilities. Read more:

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  • Ryan Browne discusses $1.5B fundraise and autonomy plans on Bloomberg

    Today's been a bit of a buzz! Loved my interview with @TomMackenzieTV on @Bloomberg where we discussed industry endorsement from our $1.5B fundraise, @wayve_ai's contrarian business model for autonomy and our robotaxi and consumer vehicle commercialisation plans.

    → View original post on X — @ryan_browne_, 2026-02-25 14:57 UTC

  • Wayve Secures $1.5B for Global Embodied AI Autonomy Platform

    Wayve has secured $1.5B to deploy our embodied AI platform globally. Autonomy should work everywhere, in every condition, across every type of vehicle. We are building a driving intelligence that learns to drive in places it has never seen before.

    → View original post on X — @ryan_browne_, 2026-02-25 00:01 UTC

  • Wayve secures $1.5B Series D at $8.6B valuation

    Another major milestone in @wayve_ai's history. Proud to say we’ve secured $1.5 billion Series D investment at $8.6 billion valuation. We started a decade ago with a contrarian technical thesis: that self-driving is an AI problem, and Embodied AI will enable autonomy to scale without rules, HD-maps and using mass-produced hardware. Now we're entering commercialisation, we're taking a contrarian commercial strategy too, selecting the business model with the largest opportunity to scale. We're not selling our own cars, which limits scale to one brand. We're not operating our own fleets, which limits autonomy to city-by-city expansion. We're licensing autonomy to any vehicle, anywhere. This new business model is only possible now because we've built a general purpose AI driver, which is flexible to work with any vehicle architecture and proven to drive all around the world. This unlocks a high margin software licensing model, which we're now excited to be deploying with global partners with the strength of this new funding round. Thank you to our new and returning financial investors for backing our vision all the way: @EclipseVentures, @balderton, @SoftBank, @OTPPinfo, @BaillieGifford, @BritishBBank, @IcehouseVenture and @Schroders among other global institutional investors. We're deepening our partnerships with @Microsoft and @nvidia to build and deploy Embodied AI at global scale, and with @Uber, who are announcing supervised robotaxi trials in 10 cities around the world, starting with London this year. To top it off, three top-10 global automakers across Europe, Japan and USA are backing and believing in our technology for consumer vehicles and robotaxis: @MercedesBenz, @Nissan and @Stellantis. I’ve always believed that our end-to-end AI approach would lead the way in autonomy. This latest investment and the endorsement that comes with it make me believe that the industry is also now converging on that idea too. What's next? We have a busy next few years of commercial delivery: supervised robotaxi trials around the world in 2026 and consumer vehicle sales from 2027. Thank you to the incredible Wayve team for making this all possible. Check out all details here: wayve.ai/press/series-d/

    → View original post on X — @ryan_browne_, 2026-02-25 00:01 UTC

  • Fiction About Future Markets Impacts Investment Decisions

    Any of us can write fiction about what the future will be like. Maybe it is good that fiction about one possible bad scenario is moving markets. Investors should be careful of investing in companies that do not want to change. But most unimaginative fiction fails to project the

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