SparkLabs, an early-stage venture capital firm, has launched a new $50 million fund named AIM AI Fund. This fund aims to support AI startups through its AIM-X accelerator in Saudi Arabia and globally. The initiative reflects the growing interest in generative AI and the increasing number of startups in this sector.
The fund will allocate 35% to accelerator participants and 65% for Series A and B investments, primarily targeting the best AI startups worldwide. SparkLabs has already invested in 14 startups, including those focused on AI video analytics, climate software, and recruitment platforms, showcasing its commitment to fostering innovation in the AI landscape.
• SparkLabs launches AIM AI Fund to support global AI startups.
• The fund aims to invest in 50 to 70 AI companies.
The article highlights the surge in interest and investment in generative AI startups.
SparkLabs plans to allocate a significant portion of its fund to these investment stages for promising AI companies.
SparkLabs has established the AIM-X accelerator in Saudi Arabia to nurture AI innovation.
The firm has gained recognition for backing notable AI companies, including OpenAI.
It serves as a benchmark for many investors looking for the next big AI startup.
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