[NRF 2025] Raspberry raises US$24 million to put AI at the service of sustainability

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Ten months after an initial round of US$4.5 million, American company Raspberry AI secured US$24 million. Thanks to the AI image generation solution, fashion designers can visualise rendering of sketches without having to create physical samples.
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Founded in 2023 and active in the fashion industry, start-up Raspberry AI (70 customers including Under Armour, MCM Worldwide, Gruppo Teddy and Li & Fung) raised US$24 million in Series A on January 13, 2025 in a round led by venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz (US$44 billion in assets under management) alongside Greycroft, Correlation Ventures, and MVP Ventures. This financing comes around 10 months after a first round of funding of US$4.5 million. The image generation solution (similar t

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