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AI Startup Callosum Raises $100 Million to Make AI Tasks Cheaper

Bloomberg Technology Thursday 20 August 2026, 06:00 UTC By Anna Boyne and Mark Bergen 1 min read
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Callosum, a startup that makes software to match specific artificial intelligence tasks with different models and chips, has raised $100 million in early financing from backers including the UK’s public AI fund.

Callosum, a startup that makes software to match specific artificial intelligence tasks with different models and chips, has raised $100 million in early financing from backers including the UK’s public AI fund.
AI Startup Callosum Raises (ORG) Make AI Tasks Cheaper Callosum (ORG) UK (LOCATION)
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