Abzu
Abzu provides a machine learning technology based on quantum mechanics and neural networks. Claims to offer a transparent and trustworthy AI that was born from a desire to challenge the fundamental assumptions of contemporary AI, believing that the future of AI lies in the more lifelike simulation of self-organizing systems. The company was founded in 2018 and headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark. It has raised $9M…
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Abzu provides a machine learning technology based on quantum mechanics and neural networks. Claims to offer a transparent and trustworthy AI that was born from a desire to challenge the fundamental assumptions of contemporary AI, believing that the future of AI lies in the more lifelike simulation of self-organizing systems. The company was founded in 2018 and headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark. It has raised $9M in seed funding, with backing from Seed Capital, Inventure, Vaekstfonden, PSV Deeptech, and others. The company operates in the HealthTech - Life Sciences Tech, Life Sciences - Life Sciences Tech, High Tech - AI Infrastructure space. Provider of a machine learning technology based on quantum mechanics and neural networks.
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AI Infrastructure > Machine Intelligence Systems > Machine Learning Platforms > Explainable AI,
Life Sciences Tech > Research & Development > Drug Discovery > Genomics > Drug Development
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