Here are the 49 US AI startups that have raised $100M or more in 2025
Last year was monumental for the AI industry in the U.S. and beyond. How will 2025 compare?Startups | TechCrunch
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JustiGuide wants to use AI to help people navigate the US immigration system
The startup uses AI to help immigrants understand the system, connect with lawyers, and reduce associated costs.Startups | TechCrunch
Read MoreBreaking down the boom in the Nordic’s startup ecosystem
On this week’s Equity, we sat down with Dennis Green-Lieber, the founder of the AI company Propane, to talk about
Read MoreWhy ‘hold forever’ investors are snapping up venture capital ‘zombies’
An investor explains the “buy, fix, and hold” model employed by Bending Spoons and similar companies that buy distressed startups.Startups
Read MoreFind Your Grind raises $5M to grow platform empowering students to explore unique career paths
Nick Gross says that Find Your Grind gives students the tools to explore what careers are out there and what
Read MoreFleet Space finds massive lithium deposit using AI and satellites
The discovery suggests that a region in Quebec might hold even more lithium than originally suspected.Startups | TechCrunch
Read MoreGoogle teams up with Accel to hunt for India’s next AI breakouts
Google and Accel will jointly invest up to $2 million in each startup through their new partnership.Startups | TechCrunch
Read MoreHands on with Stickerbox, the AI-powered sticker maker for kids
Stickerbox turns kids’ ideas into printable stickers, blending AI magic with hands-on coloring for a surprisingly creative, “screen-light” play experience.Startups
Read MoreX-energy rides nuclear wave, raises $700M Series D
The small modular reactor startup is capitalizing on surging interest from tech companies and data center developers.Startups | TechCrunch
Read MoreFormer MrBeast content strategist is building an AI tool for creator ideation and analytics
Palo is a tool for short-video creators to gain insights into what is working for them.Startups | TechCrunch
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