British AI chip start-up raises another $50 million in funding
Bristol-based start-up almost doubles its funding to bring its AI microprocessors to market
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Graphcore, a UK-based start-up focusing on microprocessors for machine learning and artificial intelligence, has raised $50 million from Sequoia Capital in a new round of venture financing. The company...
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