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title: "AI startup Cursor raises $2.3 billion, valuation soars to $29.3 billion"
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description: "AI programming startup Cursor successfully raised $2.3 billion, with its valuation soaring to $29.3 billion, nearly doubling in just a few months. This round of financing was led by Accel and Coatue, with participation from companies like Google and NVIDIA. Founded in 2023, Cursor's products are widely used in the daily work of enterprise software programmers. The company's annualized revenue has surpassed $1 billion. Advances in generative artificial intelligence have driven up the valuations of AI programming companies, but they also face cost challenges"
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# AI startup Cursor raises $2.3 billion, valuation soars to $29.3 billion

Artificial intelligence (AI) programming startup Cursor raised $2.3 billion, with a valuation reaching $29.3 billion, nearly doubling in just a few months.

The company announced on Thursday that this round of financing was co-led by Accel and new investor Coatue, with existing investors Thrive Capital and DST Global also participating. Alphabet Inc.'s Google and NVIDIA also invested.

Cursor, formerly known as Anysphere, has become one of the fastest-growing startups in history. Founded in 2023, its products are now deeply integrated into the daily work of software programmers across various enterprises, ranging from tech companies like OpenAI to consumer brands like Instacart, Spotify, and Uber, and even organizations typically unrelated to software, such as Major League Baseball (MLB).

Cursor stated on Thursday that the company's annualized revenue has surpassed $1 billion.

Advancements in generative artificial intelligence have driven the soaring valuations of a new generation of AI programming companies, including Replit, Sweden's Lovable, and Cognition. However, like many AI products, these companies face cost challenges. AI programming companies must pay to build or access AI models to support their applications. Some venture capitalists expect these costs to decrease in the future, and customers will be willing to pay a premium for AI applications that deliver greater value

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