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Stanford-led team reports cross-species cell AI models

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Stanford Medicine researchers reported two AI models for cell biology, including TranscriptFormer, trained on data from 112 million cells across 12 species. The team says the model can compare cell types across species, identify cell types in species absent from training data, and distinguish healthy from diseased cells. Research papers on the work were recently published in Nature and Science. The source says treatment-design uses remain prospective.
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Banks outline $63 billion financing plan for Anthropic compute

Financial institutions including Bank of America, Citi, Morgan Stanley and Blackstone outlined a $63 billion plan this week to finance additional AI computing capacity for Anthropic, CIO Dive reported in an article republished by Yahoo. The financial partners will buy Broadcom XPU AI accelerators and networking products and lease them to Anthropic starting in 2027.

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Dulo raises $130M seed for AI models for hardware design

Dulo, a startup co-founded by Sebastian Thrun, raised a $130M seed round, The Information reported, citing a source. The startup is developing AI models for hardware design. Thrun previously pioneered several AI projects at Google.