Recursive Superintelligence banked €613.2M ($650M) in Growth funding to expand its development of advanced artificial intelligence systems. The round is led by Nvidia, with participation from GV (Google Ventures). The investment reportedly values the London-based startup at €4.38B ($4.65B).
Recursive Superintelligence focuses on building autonomous AI agents and foundational models. The company’s architecture is designed to improve its own performance through iterative learning cycles, targeting complex reasoning tasks that traditional large language models often struggle to complete without human intervention.
The capital arrives as industrial giants and venture arms increasingly consolidate their bets on European AI scale-ups capable of competing with US-based labs. The involvement of Nvidia suggests a strategic alignment regarding hardware acceleration and infrastructure, while GV’s presence marks continued appetite for deeply technical AI research originating in the UK ecosystem.
This raise reinforces London’s position as a primary hub for high-valuation AI companies, reflecting a broader trend where strategic corporate investors are providing the massive capital outlays required for the next generation of model training.
Originally reported by Tech Funding News.