Anthropic raises $13B in Series F, surpassing Indian startups' total for 2025.

Israeli startup Blocks, which builds an AI platform for creating smart tools and AI agents, has raised $10 million in a Seed funding round. The round was led by an Israeli software company Monday, marking its first-ever investment in another startup. Qumra Capital and Entrée Capital also took part in the round. Blocks was founded in early 2025 by Michal Lupu and Tal Haramati. Michal earlier worked as VP of Product Growth and Strategy at monday.com, while Tal was VP of Technology and part of Monday’s founding team. 🔗 Read full article link in comment #blocks #AI #israelistartup #seedfunding #funding #startupnews #businessupdate

Edge AI Computing Startup Edgehax has raised Rs 1.39 crore in seed funding from Inflection Point Ventures (IPV). The funds will be used to increase production, speed up new product creation, and grow into markets in Singapore, the US, and Europe. Read full article link in the commment 👇 Prabhu Stavarmath | Savitri Patil | Arvind Kumar #Edgehax #EdgeAI #seedround #funding #startupnews

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Jack Altman has launched Alt Capital II, with $275 million earmarked to back enterprise-focused AI startups, especially those in Series A rounds. Notably, this fund came together in about a month far faster than industry norms

Several Indian‑origin AI startups are making waves. GigaML raised $40 million from Redpoint Ventures at a $350 million valuation, while Atomicwork secured $25 million at a $120 million valuation. Both firms report ARR between $1 million and $3 million, highlighting investor confidence in globally scalable AI ventures. #AIFunding #IndianStartups #GlobalScale

Several Indian‑origin AI startups are making waves. GigaML raised $40 million from Redpoint Ventures at a $350 million valuation, while Atomicwork secured $25 million at a $120 million valuation. Both firms report ARR between $1 million and $3 million, highlighting investor confidence in globally scalable AI ventures. #AIFunding #IndianStartups #GlobalScale

Edgehax, an Edge AI computing startup, has raised INR 1.39 crore in seed funding from Inflection Point Ventures (IPV). The company will use the funds to increase production, develop new products faster, and expand into Singapore, the US, and Europe. Prabhu Stavarmath | Savitri Patil | 🔗 Read full article link in comment #edgehax #edgeai #IPV #startupnews #businessupdate #funding

CoreWeave CEO Michael Intrator joined the show from Goldman Sachs' Communcaopia to talk about the launch of CoreWeave Ventures, why they are investing in AI startups, AI demand and more. 

CoreWeave’s CEO nailed it. The AI era demands infrastructure that’s purpose-built, not retrofitted. General-purpose clouds weren’t designed for this scale of compute, and enterprises are realizing it fast. At Hydra Host, we share this conviction. Our model is centered on: GPUaaS without lock-in; flexibility to scale up or down as AI demand shifts. AI Factories' purpose-built environments are optimized for performance and monetization, and the colocation facilities to house them. Cost efficiency is achieved by eliminating waste through infrastructure alignment with workload needs. The message is clear: the winners in this next wave won’t be the ones with the most generic capacity, but those who enable AI-native companies to move fast, scale intelligently, and stay cost-effective. #AIInfrastructure #GPUaaS #AIFactories #HydraHost #CloudTransformation #AI #HPCdatacenters #colocation

Natasha Malpani (ex- Kae Capital ) has launched Boundless Ventures -a ₹200 Cr early-stage fund exclusively for AI-native Indian startups. The thesis is clear: catalyze innovation at pre-seed & seed, across consumer AI, infra, healthcare, logistics, deeptech & Make-in-India hardware - while offering narrative + network leverage from day zero. Already backing names like Superhealth, @Armatrrix, PierSight, KNOT and stealth AI bets, Boundless Ventures signals a new wave of conviction-led capital betting on India’s digital density and global AI talent pool. At The Capital Room we see this as part of a broader shift - specialized, sharp, nimbler funds that don’t just deploy capital, but shape categories. Question is: how many more Boundless-style AI-first funds will emerge from India in the next 24 months? And how will they reshape the global stack of tech leaders?