General Compute raises $100M Series A at an $800M valuation for non-Nvidia inference cloud
General Compute raised a $100M Series A at an $800M valuation, led by Blackbird and Abstract, to build an inference cloud on chips from Nvidia rivals.
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General Compute raised a $100M Series A at an $800M valuation, led by Blackbird and Abstract, to build an inference cloud on chips from Nvidia rivals.
Hex raised $100M at a $1.2B valuation, led by Peak XV and 137 Ventures, and released Hex 4.0, a rewrite of its analytics platform built for AI agents.
Oracle will offer Google's TPUs through OCI from 2027, the first time Google's AI chips will be sold through another hyperscale cloud.
Hyperbolic, which aggregates GPU capacity across providers, raised a $30M Series A-1 led by Walden Catalyst, with Dell Technologies Capital and General Catalyst joining.
Hyphenate, formerly Maximor, raised a $45M Series A led by Nexus Venture Partners for AI agents that run accounting, treasury and order-to-cash work.
Manhattan Associates reported $306.2M in Q3 revenue as cloud subscription revenue rose 28% to $134.4M, and guided 2026 revenue to $1,176M–$1,178M.
Snowflake's AI Data Cloud will run as a first-party OCI service that customers buy through Oracle and can pay for with Universal Credits. No launch date was given.
Oracle announced four products built with OpenAI, led by AI Workspace, which lets employees work across Fusion, NetSuite and OCI from ChatGPT. No availability dates were given.
SAP gave Joule Studio controls to track agent behavior, model usage and spend, and will let select customers run custom agents on its managed runtime free through December 2026.
Protectt.ai is taking a controlling stake in Bosch-incubated AIShield to add AI model and agent security to its mobile security business; Bosch keeps a minority stake and terms are undisclosed.
Commvault's subscription revenue grew 21% to $269M in its fiscal second quarter, and subscription ARR rose 20% to $1,104M.
Guidewire will pay $1.7B in cash, plus up to $400M in earnouts, for London-based hyperexponential, adding AI underwriting and pricing software for commercial insurers to its core insurance platform.