Mark Bergen is a Reporter at Business. He focuses on areas such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, cloud computing, and deep tech, exploring topics like AI platforms, generative AI, and autonomous systems. Mark's work has been featured in prominent publications including Bloomberg-Quint, The Washington Post, and The Atlantic.
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By: Davey Alba, Mark Bergen, Shirin Ghaffary
By: Davey Alba, Shirin Ghaffary, Mark Bergen, Julia Love
Alphabet Inc.'s Google is concentrating its artificial intelligence leadership at its Mountain View, California, headquarters to gain momentum in the accelerating race against Anthropic and OpenAI to build the world’s dominant AI models.
For years, Demis Hassabis was the only executive to oversee a US technology giant's artificial intelligence development from outside the country. Now, no one does.
By: Mark Bergen
Cambridge Aerospace, a British startup building low-cost drone and missile interceptors, has raised capital at a $3.4 billion valuation, marking the latest sizable investment for a defense firm created in the wake of the Ukraine war.
(Bloomberg) -- Anthropic PBC has formed a strategic partnership with Macquarie Asset Management and Singaporean wealth fund GIC to build data centers for the Claude developer.
By: Mark Bergen, Tom Mackenzie
(Bloomberg) -- Swedish coding startup Lovable has raised funding at a $13.3 billion valuation, bringing in fresh capital to compete with larger rivals like Anthropic and Elon Musk's SpaceX.
By: Yazhou Sun, Henrique Almeida, Mark Bergen
Tekever, a Portuguese developer of surveillance drones, is in talks with investors to raise as much as €500 million ($577 million) at a €5.5 billion valuation, a fivefold jump from last year.
By: Annabel Boyne, Mark Bergen
For thirteen years, web designer Mike Martin gladly paid software firm Harvest for invoicing tools. His freelance business last paid $211.20 for an annual subscription.
(Bloomberg) -- SoftBank Group Corp. has invested $200 million in Gravis Robotics, a Swiss startup that makes autonomous software for construction machinery.
By: Mark Bergen
The deal marks another splashy investment into robotics from SoftBank, whose founder, Masayoshi Son, is trying to make his firm a pivotal player in the global artificial intelligence race. The Japanese investor, which by October is set to own a 13% stake in OpenAI, has backed a range of robotics businesses, including with the acquisition of ABB's industrial unit last year. SoftBank has set up a new holding company, Robo HD, and is planning to establish another robotics and AI firm called Roze in the U.S.
