The Google-backed artificial intelligence technology company has raised $15m in a round led by Goldman Sachs, which has become its largest investor.
Kensho, a US-based developer of artificial intelligence (AI) technology that is backed by internet company Google, secured $15m on Monday in a series A round led by investment bank Goldman Sachs.
Goldman Sachs is now the largest single investor in the company, and will implement the technology in its own firm as part of a strategic partnership.
Kensho has developed an AI assistant dubbed Warren. The software is able to provide statistical and analytical computing in real time, providing investors…
