Sebastian Thrun's Dulo raises $130 million to build foundation models for hardware design

Portrait of Sebastian Thrun, co-founder of the hardware-design AI startup Dulo. — JD Lasica/Wikimedia (via SiliconANGLE)

SiliconANGLE, following The Information, says backers include Eric Schmidt, Ram Shriram, Marc Benioff and John Doerr; Dulo did not disclose its valuation or which hardware design tasks its models will automate.

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