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Prime Focus-backed Brahma AI raises $150 million at $2 billion valuation

Brahma AI is an AI-native enterprise technology company focused on audiovisual content across media and entertainment, sports, healthcare, and advertising.

Prime Focus-backed Brahma AI raises $150 million at $2 billion valuation

Brahma AI, an AI-native enterprise technology company, has raised $150 million through the issuance of preferred shares. The company focuses on audiovisual content across various sectors including media and entertainment, sports, healthcare, and advertising.

The investment, which valued the company at $2 billion, included a $100 million investment by Multiples Alternate Asset Management.

Brahma AI describes itself as an AI-native operating system for enterprise audiovisual content.

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