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Andreessen-Backed AI Startup Gimlet Is Valued at $3 Billion in New Round

Bloomberg Technology Friday 04 September 2026, 03:08 UTC By Dina Bass 1 min read
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The company, which helps divide AI tasks among different chips, raised $300 million in its latest round

The company, which helps divide AI tasks among different chips, raised $300 million in its latest round

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