A British AI lab signed up Nvidia, Meta and Samsung to invent materials that don’t exist yet

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CuspAI, a British AI lab, launched the AI Materials Foundry coalition with over 45 partners including Nvidia, Meta, and Samsung to accelerate discovery of new materials using AI. It raised $450m in Series B funding led by Kleiner Perkins and NEA, valuing the company at $2.6bn. Their platform MIRA aims to compress years-long materials discovery cycles into months by simulating and validating candidate materials.

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