Neuralink raises $280 million in Series D round led by Founders Fund

Portfolio company Neuralink, Elon Musk's brain-chip startup, secures pre-IPO funding of $280 million, boosting its valuation to $5 billion.

Led by Founders Fund, this move amplifies investor confidence and elevates IPO prospects as Neuralink ventures deeper into AI-driven medical breakthroughs.

In a significant pre-IPO move, Neuralink, the brain-chip startup co-founded by industry giant Elon Musk, has successfully clinched a funding round of $280 million. This comes in the wake of the company's recent FDA clearance for trials of their innovative brain chips in humans. With this new capital infusion, the stock's potential is making waves as Neuralink's valuation now sits at an impressive $5 billion.

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The Series D funding was championed by Founders Fund, a venture capital powerhouse co-founded by Peter Thiel. Thiel's name might ring a bell for those closely following stock movements and IPO buzz. He has previously invested in other groundbreaking ventures, such as SpaceX and The Boring Company, which are linked to Musk. Notably, this isn't Founders Fund's maiden venture with Neuralink; they had earlier marked their presence in a Series C round for the company.

While the company remains tight-lipped about specific deployment plans for the raised funds, Neuralink and Scott Nolan, a partner at Founders Fund, dropped hints. Both parties highlighted the company’s career page, signaling the possibility of significant team expansion.

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