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Manus Eyes Big Valuation in AI Fundraising
Is China’s AI future truly independent, or just a shell game with a $4B valuation?
Chinese AI startup Manus is aiming to raise $500 million at a $4 billion valuation, as it resumes independent operations following a high-profile merger with Meta that was blocked by Beijing. The company, known for its user-friendly AI tools, has a strong backing from established investors like Tencent. As Manus prepares for a potential IPO, it is also considering a restructuring to streamline its operations. The venture aims to separate from its American parent while maintaining its AI capabilities, much like its competitors in the global tech race.
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