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Imagine running AI without draining your bank account. A French startup just released software promising exactly that.
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Imagine running AI without draining your bank account. A French startup just released software promising exactly that.

A billion dollars. Not a movie, but SambaNova's latest round, now valued at $11 billion. Someone tried to buy them for far less, but they said no.

While everyone talks about robots of the future, a Texas startup already has them on factory floors. It's not sci-fi: it's happening now.
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There's a magical moment in every tech startup when someone discovers that AI actually, genuinely costs money. One team just lived it when a PM asked Cursor to tag 87 tasks, and the AI editor happily obliged—by obliterating their credit card.

Imagine you're a brilliant British tech startup: the US is offering you heaven, China is courting you, but your government comes up with a different pitch: "Hey, what if we just bought your AI chips directly?". That's exactly what's happening in the UK right now, and honestly, it's a refreshingly practical move — if you want to keep the brains at home, you've got to make it worth their while.