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AI Venture Stream

Global AI venture moves SVTR tracks: funding rounds, IPOs, M&A and fund closes, plus SVTR research, events and camps that have an English edition. Daily commentary is published in Chinese.

Query funding by sector or period in the funding database · Methodology

Sector ranks under “Market position” on funding cards are SVTR Signal positions: a blend of press coverage over the past six months, funding and deal activity over the past three months, and follower interest over the past three months. They are not a ranking by amount raised.Full methodology

Oct 26 – Nov 1

123

funding rounds

$7.9B

disclosed· 88 with amounts

11

fund closes

20

M&A / IPOs

Largest Re:Build Manufacturing $2.1B·Kalshi $1B·Fractile $774M

CAPITAL MAP

AI venture at a glance · Oct 26 – Nov 1

123
Funding
2
IPO
18
M&A
11
Fund raises
$7.9B
Disclosed

Top 10 funding rounds

Re:Build Manufacturing
$2.1B
Kalshi
$1B
Fractile
$774M
FuriosaAI
$620M
Bedrock Robotics
$600M
趋境科技
$180.6M
Group14 Technologies
$169M
Serval
$150M
微纳核芯
$138.9M
Dulo
$130M

Scope: confirmed rounds only (rumored/unverified and mega-IPOs excluded); rounds reported without a convertible amount are not summed, so real activity runs higher than the disclosed total.

Source: SVTR AI Venture Database

Sun, Nov 1

  • Signal

    Canada Puts Up to C$1.6 Billion Into Cohere: State Anchoring Moves From Chips to Models

    On October 29 Cohere announced the initial close of its Series E at a C$35.7 billion valuation. The Canadian government is putting in up to C$1.6 billion, the largest disclosed check in the round, on condition that headquarters, jobs and domestic compute stay in Canada. According to the SVTR AI Venture Database, Korea's National Growth Fund this year provided 40% or more of the rounds of chipmakers Rebellions and FuriosaAI, while government money in model companies had only ever followed. Our view: state anchoring has moved from chips to models, and what it buys is where a company is based and where it lists.

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