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Israeli AI Firm Decart Explores $5 Billion Acquisition Following Nvidia Funding
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First reported by Calcalist · 3 hours ago
What happened
Israeli AI company Decart is negotiating a potential $5 billion acquisition, shortly after raising funds from Nvidia at a $4 billion valuation, with Nvidia possibly among the bidders.
- 01Decart is negotiating a $5 billion acquisition deal shortly after Nvidia's $4 billion valuation funding.
- 02The company is one of Israel's few developing its own AI language model.
- 03Nvidia, a key investor, is reportedly one of the potential buyers.
- 04Nvidia is expanding its presence in Israel with a new software development center in Tel Aviv.
- 05Neither Decart nor Nvidia has publicly responded to the acquisition reports.
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