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AI Cloud Startup Verda Raises $189 Million in Funding Round

Bloomberg Technology Tuesday 22 September 2026, 06:23 UTC By Paula Doenecke 1 min read
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Cloud startup Verda has raised $189 million in fresh financing, underscoring continued investor appetite for the infrastructure powering the artificial intelligence boom.

Cloud startup Verda has raised $189 million in fresh financing, underscoring continued investor appetite for the infrastructure powering the artificial intelligence boom.
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