Mercor's valuation is going to cost $20 billion

The Mercor valuation of AI Data is intended to reach $20 billion, and British Wida is negotiating an investment to participate in a round of financing based on that valuation. The current shareholder, General Catallyst, is negotiating a vote. Weeda was also a major customer of Mercor and paid tens of millions of dollars last quarter to purchase training data for the Nemotron Open Model. Mercor recruits experts, such as programmers, scientists, lawyers and financial practitioners, to use and assess models in practice and to translate these processes into follow-up training data. Two of the recent Nemotrons used Mercor's data, and a small number of Mercor's employees have been working almost full-time in England. However, Young Weida did not rely entirely on one supplier for data, and is still using Turing, Scale and internal teams. Despite the extensive use of synthetic data in Weida, there is a willingness to spend tens of millions of dollars on the real experts data line season, especially in Nemotron ' s post-training, where real experts data remain a hard cost。