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Brazil's Shiva Fund Raises $10 Million to Back AI Startups

Great news from Brazil! The Shiva Fund, focused on AI, just raised $10 million to support innovative AI startups. They're planning to invest up to $300,000 in each company, helping these promising ventures drive global innovation.

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Brazil's Shiva Fund Raises $10 Million to Back AI Startups

Brazil's Shiva investment fund, which specializes in artificial intelligence, has successfully raised $10 million in funding. The goal is to boost small startups working on advanced software and specialized technological applications. This move is part of a strategy to support innovation in the Brazilian market and empower small teams to compete on a global scale.

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