The initial AI company, Cuspai, completed nearly $500 million in financing and announced the formation of the AI Materials Factory Alliance

According to information received on 20 July, Bloomberg reports that the production of the most popular advanced semiconductor in the world requires considerable energy consumption and dependence on scarce mineral resources. A British start-up company, Cuspai, which is only two years old, is betting on artificial intelligence to optimize the process and has raised nearly $500 million in financing for it. On Monday, local time, Cuspai announced the establishment of the AI Materials Factory Coalition. The Alliance brings together more than 48 giants of science and technology, industrial enterprises and scientific research institutions, including Young Weeda, Meta and Modern Motors. The Alliance aims to improve material development efficiency and accelerate innovation in advanced semiconductors and related industries by integrating members ' computing resources and scientific capabilities, developing AI software and helping researchers to develop new materials for chip manufacturing and other industries at a cheaper and faster rate。