Supermemory, an AI memory startup founded by 19-year-old IIT dropout Dhravya Shah, raised $3 million from investors linked to Google, OpenAI, and Cloudflare.
Supermemory, an AI memory system founded by 19-year-old Dhravya Shah, has raised $3 million USD from investors connected to Google, OpenAI, and Cloudflare. The startup enables AI systems to retain long-term memory by processing emails, files, chats, PDFs, and documents. Shah built Supermemory as one of his weekly product experiments while on an O-1 visa in the United States after dropping out of IIT Bombay. The funding will support the development of AI applications with persistent memory capabilities.
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Company
Supermemory
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San Francisco, California, United States
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Supermemory is an AI startup founded by 19-year-old Dhravya Shah, focusing on enhancing the long-term memory of AI models. The company extracts insights from unstructured data and helps applications understand the context behind that information. Its solution is applicable across various AI applications, making it versatile for email clients, video editors, and more. Supermemory evolved from a simple tool allowing users to chat with Twitter bookmarks to a powerful system that integrates multi-modal data.
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