Profluent, which wants to use AI for protein design in drug discovery, raised $106M led by Bezos Expeditions and Altimeter, bringing its total funding to $150M (Amy Feldman/Forbes)

TechmemeThursday, November 20, 2025 at 7:05:01 PM
Profluent, which wants to use AI for protein design in drug discovery, raised $106M led by Bezos Expeditions and Altimeter, bringing its total funding to $150M (Amy Feldman/Forbes)
  • Profluent has successfully secured $106 million in funding, with contributions from Bezos Expeditions and Altimeter, increasing its total funding to $150 million to advance its AI-driven protein design initiatives in drug discovery and agriculture.
  • This significant funding will enable Profluent to scale its AI models, potentially transforming the landscape of drug development and agricultural practices by making protein design more efficient and programmable.
  • The rise of AI-driven startups in various sectors, including workplace automation and financial management, highlights a growing trend where technology is increasingly integrated into traditional industries, reflecting a broader shift towards innovation and efficiency.
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