2026-01-06 23:34:03

Super AI startup funding breaks records again. This round of financing reached $20 billion, far exceeding the initial target of $15 billion. Interestingly, the participants in this round are not just traditional VCs—tech giants like NVIDIA and Cisco are also entering the scene, directly investing in the company. What does this reflect? From the perspective of AI chip and network infrastructure suppliers, this company's development prospects are sufficiently attractive. The influx of major capital often indicates a hot new sector. Moreover, this funding also proves that even in uncertain economic times, the enthusiasm for financing frontier technology companies remains high.

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MeltdownSurvivalist

· 22h ago

200 billion USD is pouring in directly, I can’t quite keep up with this pace This time is really different, the giants are all here to scoop up the bottom The King of Competition Development Plan, whoever gets funding first wins Nvidia and Cisco are both here to stir the pot, there's no need to say more Another round of capital feast, the retail investors should wake up This thing really attracts money, I’m envious The AI track is still so hot, it seems no one believes in a recession anymore The giants’ investments always feel a bit off 200 billion is like free money, it's crazy

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FortuneTeller42

· 01-09 04:57

20 billion? Is that real? How fast does this money burn?

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TokenCreatorOP

· 01-07 00:04

20 billion? Now it's really heating up, even chip giants can't stay on the sidelines. Wait, will this money really turn into something in the end, or is it just another bubble? I'm relieved that NVIDIA is getting involved; they won't make reckless investments. Booming financing ≠ market-ready products, let's wait and see. The giants are all betting, which shows the track has real potential. Thinking back to the last time the funding record was broken, now it's doubled again, what a pace... Real money is being poured in, not just hype, there's genuine confidence. Oh my God, with this amount, if it fails, it'll be hilarious.

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CommunitySlacker

· 01-07 00:03

20 billion directly invested, this guy really reaped the benefits

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PortfolioAlert

· 01-06 23:53

20 billion dollars? Nvidia and Cisco are both coming in to buy the dip, how optimistic does that make you? Chip manufacturers directly investing, what does that mean? It means they also want a piece of the pie. With such hot financing, it seems the AI track is still not cooling down. The logic behind this is actually simple: wealthy people are all betting, should we retail investors follow suit? Wait, which company is this? Why is the name not mentioned in the article? Big players rushing to invest, but I feel it's a bit hollow. Can they really go all in? 200 billion dollars, even the entire crypto ecosystem doesn't have this much liquidity.

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JustHodlIt

· 01-06 23:49

20 billion dollars? Even NVIDIA has jumped in. This time, it's really different.

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ContractTearjerker

· 01-06 23:49

20 billion USD? This is true financial freedom. --- Nvidia and Cisco are both coming in to buy the dip. What does that mean? The trend is here. --- Once again, giants are piling into investments. How many times have we seen this routine? --- The funding target is 33% over the goal. That number is a bit outrageous. --- When the economy is uncertain, should we spend more on AI? I really can't quite understand. --- It seems hardware manufacturers understand where the opportunities are better than VCs. --- Is 20 billion real? Is this a funding round or a big event to cut leeks? --- All participants are giants; retail investors can only watch the excitement.

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RumbleValidator

· 01-06 23:48

20 billion? That number looks impressive, but what truly determines life or death is whether the expected return can be achieved in the future—VCs won't invest money for nothing. Verification efficiency is the core indicator; the size of financing is just a nominal figure. It's not surprising that NVIDIA is getting involved; the chip supply chain positioning war has been ongoing for a while, and whoever controls the infrastructure has the say. How long can the current round of financing enthusiasm last? I'm more concerned about whether it can generate verifiable actual returns. Forget it, it's just a capital game. What really matters is whether technological breakthroughs can be translated into improvements in network reliability.

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RetroHodler91

· 01-06 23:46

20 billion, now there's really no ceiling, even chip manufacturers are rushing to grab a share.

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