Billionaire Tull's Bet on Lambda Highlights Nvidia AI Chip Appeal

AI server rental competitor Lambda Labs is considering securing a $300 million equity financing round, underscoring the escalating demand for Nvidia Corp's NVDA AI chips in the tech landscape. 

An investment fund spearheaded by billionaire Thomas Tull is poised to inject significant capital, marking a pivotal moment for the 11-year-old startup.

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With the AI chip market heating up, startups like Lambda are experiencing a surge in revenue, drawing the attention of savvy investors. 

The anticipated funding would catapult Lambda's valuation to $1.5 billion, including fresh capital. 

Despite this impressive valuation, when pegged against this year's projected revenue, Lambda's shares are still considered a bargain compared to its larger adversary, CoreWeave The Information reports.

The insatiable appetite for Nvidia's AI chips has been a boon for companies like Lambda, propelling them into the limelight. 

The chips are integral in powering myriad AI applications, driving innovation and efficiency across industries. Nvidia and Amazon.Com Inc AMZN are notable players in this burgeoning sector.

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