According to a report by Financial Times on May 5, deep tide TechFlow news states that the AI programming tool Cursor has completed a new round of financing amounting to $900 million, led by Thrive Capital, with participation from Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) and Accel. After this round of financing, Cursor’s parent company Anysphere is valued at $9 billion.
Earlier this year, Cursor raised $105 million in funding led by Thrive and a16z, with a valuation of $2.5 billion. Other AI programming startups have also attracted investor interest; in February, Windsurf was in talks for a funding round valuing it at $3 billion. Reports indicate that OpenAI also attempted to acquire Windsurf last month at the same valuation.
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AI programming tool Cursor has completed a new round of financing, with a valuation of 9 billion dollars.
According to a report by Financial Times on May 5, deep tide TechFlow news states that the AI programming tool Cursor has completed a new round of financing amounting to $900 million, led by Thrive Capital, with participation from Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) and Accel. After this round of financing, Cursor’s parent company Anysphere is valued at $9 billion.
Earlier this year, Cursor raised $105 million in funding led by Thrive and a16z, with a valuation of $2.5 billion. Other AI programming startups have also attracted investor interest; in February, Windsurf was in talks for a funding round valuing it at $3 billion. Reports indicate that OpenAI also attempted to acquire Windsurf last month at the same valuation.