Blackstone–Google AI computing infrastructure joint venture $5 billion
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Investors put $480.9B of disclosed money into 194 rounds over the last 30 days — defined by NVIDIA's up to $500 billion other. Y Combinator is the most active investor with 22 tracked rounds, and 65 exits this quarter (60 acquisitions, 5 IPOs).
Every round extracted from sourced event coverage — new deals appear within the hour.
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$480.9B
Disclosed · 194 rounds
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$68.5M
median disclosed · 90 days
Last 90 days
$1,238.3B
Disclosed · 312 rounds
Disclosed dollars landing per week over the last 12 weeks — hover a bar for the week's rounds.
Read The busiest week was 10 Aug: $585.7B disclosed across 22 rounds — 47% of the 12-week total landed in those seven days.
Rounds by stage with the disclosed dollars behind them — seed cheques and mega-deals side by side.
Read Early-stage conviction leads the quarter: 118 seed/Series A rounds against 87 late-stage deals (incl. IPOs and acquisitions).
Newest first · Other only. Amounts are shown verbatim as reported; "confirmed" follows the event lifecycle.
Blackstone–Google AI computing infrastructure joint venture $5 billion
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Pangram $9 million
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Nscale $3B
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General Intuition Undisclosed
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Nebius $4.5 billion
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Legora $10 billion or more
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Cognition AI more than $1 billion
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OpenAI $7 billion
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NVIDIA up to $500 billion
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Multiple European AI startups $23 billion
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Prentis $100 million
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Disclosed totals sum reported USD amounts only — undisclosed rounds count toward round totals, never toward dollars. One deal, one row: per-investor coverage of the same raise is folded into a single canonical round. Nothing on this page is investment advice.
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The biggest signal today wasn’t a new model—it was money moving to the infrastructure that makes models practical. Crusoe, OpenAI’s Stargate partner, raised $3.9 billion in a Series F that pushes its post-money valuation to $30.9 billion, up from about $10 billion after its roughly year-earlier Series E. The implication is simple: compute is still the scarce input, and data-center scale remains where value concentrates. Crusoe says the cash will fund projects like Abilene and expand its AI data-center and cloud offerings, with board changes and “potential IPO discussions” adding to the sense that this is moving from high-growth story to public-market candidate.
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