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ASI Inc. has secured $325M in Series C funding to reach a $3B valuation, positioning itself as a key player in AI systems that manage physical infrastructure like air traffic and energy grids rather than just text generation. The company's frontier models simulate real-world scenarios for critical sectors including aviation, defense, and utilities, aiming to enhance operational safety and efficiency through predictive forecasting. This capital injection supports the scaling of automated control systems designed to prevent failures in essential national assets.

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AI infrastructure management software startup ASI hits $3B valuation after raising $325M in funding

SiliconANGLEOctober 21, 20265 min read

An artificial intelligence startup called ASI Inc., which builds complex models of air traffic and energy grids, said today it has scored $325 million in a Series C funding, bringing its valuation to a cool $3 billion. The round was led by Spark Capital and joined by participants including Citadel Securities, Craft Ventures, Meritech Capital, […] The post AI infrastructure management software startup ASI hits $3B valuation after raising $325M in funding appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

An artificial intelligence startup called ASI Inc., which builds complex models of air traffic and energy grids, said today it has scored $325 million in a Series C funding, bringing its valuation to a cool $3 billion. The round was led by Spark Capital and joined by participants including Citadel Securities, Craft Ventures, Meritech Capital, Energy Impact Partners and Andreessen Horowitz. The startup, which used to be known as Air Space Intelligence, is an AI company that develops frontier models designed to model…

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