Key Takeaways
- • Dulo, a startup co-founded by artificial intelligence researcher Sebastian Thrun, raised $130M in funding, according to Massinvestor.
- • The round drew backing from former Google CEO Eric Schmidt, Google early investor Ram Shriram, Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff, and venture capitalist John Doerr.
- • More than a half-dozen startup funds participated alongside the named individual investors.
- • Dulo did not disclose its valuation.
Summary
Dulo, a San Francisco-based startup co-founded by prominent artificial intelligence researcher Sebastian Thrun, has raised $130M in funding, according to a report from Massinvestor. The round attracted a notable roster of individual investors, including former Google Chief Executive Officer Eric Schmidt and Ram Shriram, one of the search company's first investors.
The round was also joined by Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff and well-known venture capitalist John Doerr. More than a half-dozen startup funds also participated, though the report does not name them in the source material reviewed.
Dulo did not disclose its valuation. The source material provides no further detail on the company's product, strategy, or intended use of the proceeds.
The round was also joined by Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff and well-known venture capitalist John Doerr. More than a half-dozen startup funds also participated, though the report does not name them in the source material reviewed.
Dulo did not disclose its valuation. The source material provides no further detail on the company's product, strategy, or intended use of the proceeds.
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