Unity and NVIDIA NVentures Join Emulate's $700 Million Funding Round
Game engine company Unity and NVIDIA's investment arm NVentures have joined the $700 million funding round for UK AI startup Emulate. Founded in August 2023 by several former researchers from Google DeepMind, Emulate focuses on learning the laws of the physical world from video and interactive data to train agents that can act in real environments. Previous reports indicated that Emulate plans to raise up to $700 million at a valuation of approximately $3.7 billion, with its valuation nearing $4 billion just one month after its establishment. Unity and NVentures are the latest investors to join, with specific investment amounts undisclosed.
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