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Sarvam AI Nears Major Funding Round, Valuation Could Reach $1.5 Billion

As investor interest in India’s AI ecosystem grows, Sarvam AI is expected to attract a substantial amount of money. According to reports, the business, which is frequently viewed as ChatGPT’s domestic competitor, is in negotiations to raise between $200 million and $250 million in a fresh investment round. 

It is anticipated that major investors, such as NVIDIA, HCLTech, and Accel, would take part. Although there has been no formal confirmation, the acquisition may put the company’s value at almost $1.5 billion if it is completed. 

Since receiving $41 million in its Series A round in 2023 from investors including Lightspeed and Khosla Ventures, Sarvam AI, which was founded to create AI solutions suited for businesses and Indian languages, has gained traction. 

Due to the increased demand for enterprise-focused and localized AI solutions, the development underscores India’s expanding role in the global AI scene. 

The possible investment is thought to be strategically important. Sarvam AI already trains its models using NVIDIA hardware, and further cooperation might improve its technological prowess. Accel’s funding could help it expand internationally. 

Source – NewsPoint 

Somesh Suroshe

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