intelligence360
  • About us
  • Video News Daily
  • Contact Us
  • Search Icon

intelligence360

The Intelligent News Source

Lambda Raises Over $1.5B From TWG Global, USIT to Build Superintelligence Cloud Infrastructure

Lambda Raises Over $1.5B From TWG Global, USIT to Build Superintelligence Cloud Infrastructure

December 19, 2025 Craig Etkin

Investment will accelerate Lambda’s push to deploy gigawatt-scale AI factories and supercomputers to meet demand from hyperscalers, enterprises, and frontier labs building superintelligence

SAN FRANCISCO–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Lambda, the Superintelligence Cloud, today announced it has raised over $1.5Bin Series E funding, led by TWG Global, a holding company led by Thomas Tull and Mark Walter. Also participating in the round are Thomas Tull’s US Innovative Technology Fund (USIT) and several existing investors.

“This round of funding helps enable Lambda to develop gigawatt-scale AI factories that power services used by hundreds of millions of people every day,” said Stephen Balaban, co-founder and CEO of Lambda. “Our mission is to make compute as ubiquitous as electricity and bring the power of AI to every person in America. One person, one GPU. It’s a privilege to work with Thomas, USIT, and TWG Global to realize this vision.”

Lambda delivers large-scale AI factories that power mission-critical training and inference, just as demand for compute is rising and data center space is scarce.

“Since meeting Stephen and the Lambda team several years ago, we have been consistently impressed by their visionary focus and ability to deliver infrastructure at unprecedented scale,” said Thomas Tull, Co-Chairman of TWG Global and Chairman of USIT. “Generating enough compute power for AI is a defining infrastructure challenge of our time. We believe that Lambda is well-positioned to solve this challenge and continue to deliver in the decades ahead.”

The company’s AI specialization stems from its published machine learning founders, as well as its pioneering work in cloud supercomputers.

“As we move into a new phase of AI scale, the most valuable infrastructure will be that which converts kilowatts into tokens with minimal friction,” said Gaetano Crupi, Managing Director at USIT. “We are excited to continue supporting Lambda as it becomes a key player in the industrialization of inference and helps the U.S. master the energy-to-cognition pipeline.”

About Lambda

Lambda, The Superintelligence Cloud, is a leader in AI cloud infrastructure serving tens of thousands of customers.

Founded in 2012 by machine learning engineers published at NeurIPS and ICCV, Lambda builds supercomputers for AI training and inference.

Our customers range from AI researchers to enterprises and hyperscalers.

Lambda’s mission is to make compute as ubiquitous as electricity and give everyone the power of superintelligence. One person, one GPU.

About TWG Global

TWG Global operates and invests in businesses with untapped potential and guides them to new levels of growth. For additional information, visit: twgglobal.com.

Contacts

Lambda Media Contact
pr@lambdal.com

TWG Media Contact
twg@prosek.com

(c)2025 Business Wire, Inc., All rights reserved.


Venture Capital
Business Wire, California, Lambda, San Francisco, Venture Capital

Post navigation

NEXT
Asseta AI Raises $4.2 Million to Define the Next Era of Family Office Infrastructure
PREVIOUS
Infracost Raises $15M Series A to Bring Cost Visibility to Engineers and Shift FinOps Left
Comments are closed.

Source: http://go.intelligence360.io/ and https://intelligence360.news/

Fabric, a leader in care delivery and consumer experience, has announced the acquisition of UCM Digital Health (UCM), a leading digital health and telehealth provider. The acquisition expands Fabric's services to about 400 new employer and payer customers, adding one million covered lives. Fabric now serves over 75 health systems, 30,000 employers, and over 100 million lives across all 50 states. This marks Fabric’s fifth acquisition in less than three years, underscoring its strategic build-and-buy approach to unify the fragmented digital health landscape. By expanding its footprint in the payer and employer markets, Fabric is extending its comprehensive care access and experience platform paired with its nationwide provider network to streamline virtual-first care, expand access, improve efficiency and outcomes, and reduce both medical and overhead costs.

In a statement Aniq Rahman, CEO and Founder of Fabric said, "For Fabric, it’s about making healthcare more accessible.” “We’ve already made meaningful progress in the payer and employer markets, and this acquisition allows us to deepen that impact. By bringing more payers and employers onto our platform, we’re creating a connected experience that streamlines workflows, reduces friction and costs, and ultimately drives better outcomes for members and our partners." Moving forward, the 400 payers and employers served by UCM will transition to Fabric’s expanded technology and clinical network, gaining access to enhanced omnichannel patient experiences that improve efficiency before, during, and after virtual care. Through Fabric’s nationwide provider network, patients can receive a treatment plan for most common medical conditions in just five minutes or connect with a behavioral health provider within three days.

Fabric is a health tech company on a mission to solve healthcare’s access problem. Fabric’s integrated care platform offers personalized guidance, streamlines workflows, and unifies experiences across virtual and in-person care. Its solutions support care delivery from a patient’s first search to post-treatment follow-up using its proprietary Hybrid AI that combines conversational AI and physician-built clinical logic. Together with a nationwide network of medical and behavioral health providers, Fabric is realizing its vision of providing care for everyone, everywhere. The company advances connected delivery that improves access, outcomes, and equity across every stage of the patient journey. Today, Fabric serves 30,000 employers, payers, and enterprise organizations, including OSF HealthCare, MUSC Health, Highmark, and Intermountain Health. Fabric is backed by General Catalyst, Thrive Capital, GV (Google Ventures), Salesforce Ventures, Vast Ventures, BoxGroup, and Atento Capital.
Source: http://go.intelligence360.io/ and https://intelligence360.news/

Flex has closed a $60 million Series B equity round led by Portage, bringing total equity raised to $105 million. In the last year, the company has quadrupled revenue and tripled its payments volume to $3 billion as it scales its all-in-one business and personal finance platform for high-net-worth middle-market business owners. Running a profitable middle-market business has become one of the most complex financial jobs in America, with owners often juggling more than ten disconnected systems to manage their money. Flex was created to give these high net worth owners a single place to run both their business and personal finances. This latest $60 Million equity round, followed by its $200 Million debt and $25 Million equity raise announced earlier this year, builds on a period of rapid hypergrowth. In just 12 months, Flex has grown revenue fourfold and increased annualized total payments volume from $1 billion to $3 billion across a suite of products, positioning Flex as one of the fastest-growing fintech companies at scale with best-in-class capital efficiency.

Flex is building the category-defining company solving this gap for high net worth business owners with a five-pillar strategy built around private credit, a business finance stack, a personal finance stack, payment solutions, and an ERP built for middle market businesses. These customers now use an average of four or more Flex products. Flex’s Business Credit Card, which provides 60-day float on every transaction, has been a major driver of adoption, acting as the wedge into deeper financial operations. Once owners experience the benefits of the Flex Credit Card, they often go on to adopt Flex’s banking, payments, working capital, and expense management tools to replace fragmented legacy systems. This integrated model has allowed Flex to scale with high efficiency and has created a strong foundation for its expansion into personal finance.

Launched in 2023, Flex a Flexbase Technologies brand is the AI Native “Private Bank” for high net worth business owners in the middle market. Flex is building the category-defining company solving this gap for high net worth business owners with a five-pillar strategy built around private credit, a business finance stack, a personal finance stack, payment solutions, and an ERP built for middle market businesses. Flex is the first platform that supports every step of their financial lives, from the moment they earn revenue to the moment they spend it personally.
Source: http://go.intelligence360.io/ and https://intelligence360.news/

Across the United States, a new industrial age is taking shape. Trillions of dollars in infrastructure, from energy projects and advanced manufacturing to data centers and critical mineral facilities, must be built in the next decade. But large construction projects are slower and more expensive today than they were half a century ago. Unlimited Industries, a California-based company using AI to rethink how infrastructure gets built, has raised $12 million in seed funding to change that. The round was co-led by Andreessen Horowitz and CIV, with participation from leading industry investors. The capital will accelerate Unlimited’s expansion and further develop its proprietary AI platform – one designed to make large-scale engineering and construction faster, cheaper, and more ambitious.

Unlike traditional construction firms or standard software companies, Unlimited is an AI-native construction company that both designs and builds. Its proprietary platform can generate and evaluate hundreds of thousands of design configurations in parallel, automatically identifying optimal layouts for cost, safety, and performance before construction begins. By integrating AI-driven design with its own vertically integrated engineering and construction teams, Unlimited eliminates the costly handoffs and misaligned incentives that have defined the industry for decades.

In a statement Alex Modon, Co-Founder and CEO of Unlimited Industries said, “Advances in AI mean we can finally build the physical world the way we build software.” “The traditional construction model is slow, brittle, and fundamentally misaligned. Our approach replaces static design choices with a dynamic, data-driven process that learns from every project. The result is faster, cheaper, and more successful projects.”

Unlimited is an AI-native construction company headquartered in San Francisco. Today, the company designs and builds across energy infrastructure, data centers, critical minerals, and advanced manufacturing, helping developers build with greater speed, ambition, and efficiency. Their mission is to build a future of radical physical abundance by automating construction end-to-end. The company was founded in 2025 by serial founders Alex Modon, Jordan Stern, and Tara Viswanathan.
Subscribe

Categories

Recent Posts

  • Odyssey has raised $310 Million in new Series B funding July 2, 2026
  • Executive Change: iCOUNTER Appoints Joel Molinoff as Chief Operating Officer July 2, 2026
  • Executive Change: Arch Capital Group Ltd. (NASDAQ: ACGL) Appoints Jerome Halgan as Chief Executive Officer of Arch Global Reinsurance Group July 2, 2026
  • Executive Change: Button Finance Inc. Appoints Jenine Fitter as VP Client Relations July 2, 2026

Archives

© 2026   Copyright SI360 Inc. All Rights Reserved.