xAI just closed a Series E funding round that hit $20 billion—well beyond its original $15 billion target. The oversubscription shows serious institutional appetite for the project. What's particularly noteworthy is the caliber of strategic backers joining the round: Nvidia and Cisco both made substantial investments, signaling mainstream tech giants' confidence in AI infrastructure plays within the Web3 space. This kind of capital injection from legacy tech players typically opens doors for broader adoption and legitimacy. The momentum here reflects growing recognition that AI integration isn't just hype—it's becoming central to how next-gen platforms operate. Keep an eye on how xAI deploys this capital and what partnership announcements follow.
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JustHereForMemes
· 01-06 23:55
2 billion in funding directly surpasses the target. Is this really unmissable? Nvidia and Cisco are both coming in to buy the dip. Are traditional tech giants genuinely optimistic or just chasing hype...
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Degentleman
· 01-06 23:54
2 billion dollars... This time it's really serious, traditional tech giants are all here to buy in, it feels like AI infrastructure is truly taking off.
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HashBrownies
· 01-06 23:51
Damn, 2 billion oversubscribed directly? Nvidia and Cisco are both throwing money in. Is Web3 AI infrastructure finally getting on track?
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NotAFinancialAdvice
· 01-06 23:42
Overfunded to 2 billion, Nvidia and Cisco have joined in. Web3 AI is really about to take off.
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MoneyBurner
· 01-06 23:41
2 billion? Breaking the circle! Even traditional giants like Nvidia and Cisco are coming in to buy the dip. It seems AI infrastructure is really not just hype... I need to quickly check if there are arbitrage opportunities. After this round of financing was announced, the liquidity premium is a window for IPOs.
xAI just closed a Series E funding round that hit $20 billion—well beyond its original $15 billion target. The oversubscription shows serious institutional appetite for the project. What's particularly noteworthy is the caliber of strategic backers joining the round: Nvidia and Cisco both made substantial investments, signaling mainstream tech giants' confidence in AI infrastructure plays within the Web3 space. This kind of capital injection from legacy tech players typically opens doors for broader adoption and legitimacy. The momentum here reflects growing recognition that AI integration isn't just hype—it's becoming central to how next-gen platforms operate. Keep an eye on how xAI deploys this capital and what partnership announcements follow.