Dulo raises $130M seed to build AI models for hardware design
Dulo, a startup co-founded by Google veteran Sebastian Thrun, announced a $130 million seed funding round. The company aims to develop AI foundation models tailored for hardware design, a niche area not yet dominated by large language models. Thrun, known for his work at Google, leads the effort, though no other details about the team or investors were provided in the report.
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- Dulo secured $130M in seed funding to develop AI models for hardware design
- Startup co-founded by Google veteran Sebastian Thrun
- Focuses on foundation models for hardware, an underdeveloped AI application
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