Accounting AI startup TrueWind has raised $13M in Series A funding. Not all of fintech is ripe for a standalone, AI business given its highly regulated nature. But investors have been accounting could be a winner.
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Hyperbolic Labs has successfully completed its Series A funding round, receiving significant backing to enhance its offerings in GPU compute and inference services. The company utilizes a unique Proof of Sampling (PoSP) protocol, which ensures reliable, cost-effective outputs while maintaining strict data privacy for verification. This funding is part of a broader trend, as venture capitalists like Laude Ventures, represented by Pete Sonsini, Andy Krioukov, and Andy Konwinski, are actively seeking out substantial investment opportunities, aiming to identify '10 more' ventures with the potential to reach $100 billion, similar to Databricks and Perplexity. In a related development, TrueWind, an accounting AI startup, has also announced a successful Series A funding round, raising $13 million, co-led by Rho Capital and Thomson Reuters Ventures, bringing its total funding to over $17 million. This reflects a growing interest in AI-driven solutions within the fintech sector, despite its regulatory challenges.