AI, Synthesia

AI video platform Synthesia raises $180M, doubling valuation to $2.1B
Synthesia Ltd., the maker of a video platform that uses artificial intelligence to generate clips featuring human avatars, has raised $180 million in a late-stage round valuing the startup at $2.1 billion.
Synthesia, Startup Making Uncanny AI Avatars, Raises at $2.1 Billion Valuation
Synthesia, an artificial intelligence startup that lets businesses produce lifelike video avatars, has raised $180 million in a funding round making it one of Britain’s largest AI companies.
Synthesia hits $2.1 bln in valuation after latest fundraise
AI video avatar platform Synthesia said on Wednesday it has raised $180 million in a new funding round led by venture capital firm NEA, giving the UK-based company a valuation of $2.1 billion.
Generative AI startup Synthesia just raised $180 million at a $2.1 billion valuation using this pitch deck
Synthesia has secured a $2.1 billion valuation, making it one of the UK's largest generative AI startups.
UK AI Startup Synthesia Hits $2.1B Valuation: Why Is Nvidia Betting on Its AI Avatar Technology?
AI video startup Synthesia has raised $180 million in Series D funding. Synthesia’s investors include Atlassian, NEA and Nvidia. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang recently showcased
AI Startup Synthesia Hits $2.1B Valuation with New Round
Synthesia, an artificial intelligence startup that lets businesses produce lifelike video avatars is expanding into Japan and Australia after raising $180 million in a funding round making it one of Britain's largest AI companies.
Android Police4d
I tested 3 text-to-video AI avatar apps and here's why I want Google to get in the game
The AI avatars offered by Synthesia, HeyGen, and DeepBrain AI become your on-demand on-screen talent. While imperfect, these apps hint at exciting possibilities for the future of content ...
New York Post17d
Meet the content creators harnessing AI —and how they use it to make thousands per month
Synthesia’s AI-generated avatars are virtually indistinguishable from real humans on video. “Essentially once you record yourself… you can use it to make any video,” Alexa Zovdun ...