HHive is a platform that automatically designs, tests, and optimizes algorithms for important business and machine learning tasks. It runs multiple agents in parallel, evaluates options against real performance metrics, and uses synthesis-style methods to assemble high-performance, task-tailored algorithms that adapt as environments change. Unlike generic methods, Hive delivers bespoke solutions without requiring large in-house engineering teams and stays effective as conditions shift. Its goal is to let organizations access custom, high-performance algorithms quickly and with less engineering effort, improving efficiency in planning, training, routing, and other critical tasks.
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Nvidia bets on five UK startups. Nvidia is taking stakes in Boltz, Foresight, Hiverge, Prima Mente and Riverlane. Nvidia is planning new investments in five UK startups, its boss said last night, as it continues to spread its reach across the startup ecosystem. At an event last night in London, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang announced the chip giant's new bets, as he also addressed questions about the West's relationship with China amid safety concerns in the AI race. Nvidia is investing in AI drug discovery startup Boltz, infrastructure predictor Foresight, AI logistics planning startup Hiverge, AI biology startup Prima Mente and quantum computing startup Riverlane. Nvidia is understood to be taking a minority stake in the five startups. Its other existing investments in the UK include Basecamp Research, Ineffable Intelligence, Synthesia and Wayve. The string of new UK investments follows just hours after Nvidia announced it was investing in four French startups, as well as making a $250m compute donation to UK AI safety and research, as it looks to underscore its commitment to the European tech ecosystem. These were French healthtech Doctolib, AI startup Entalpic, robotics startup Genesis AI and enterprise software company Pigment. Speaking outside the London event last night, Huang was asked about the West's relations with China in the AI race amid safety concerns. Huang said the West should continue to talk to Chinese AI firms. In a video recorded by a Bloomberg reporter, he said: "I have dialogue with many researchers in China, and we ought to continue to exchange dialogue. United States should do it. I advocate that the UK do that same thing. The UK is phenomenally well positioned because you have the intellectual capital, you have the position in the world." Follow the developments in the technology world. What would you like us to deliver to you?
Flying Fish Ventures led Hiverge's seed funding round, which also attracted investment from Ahren Innovation Capital and Google's chief scientist, Jeff Dean, among others.
Former Google DeepMind researchers have launched Hiverge, securing $5 million in seed funding led by Flying Fish Ventures. Hiverge aims to democratize access to advanced algorithms with its AI platform, "Hive," which generates and tests novel algorithms for business processes. Cofounders Alhussein and Hamza Fawzi, along with CTO Bernardino Romera-Paredes, plan to expand their team and transition from research to product development, making their technology accessible via cloud marketplaces.
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Industries
Company Size
11-50
Company Stage
Seed
Total Funding
$5M
Headquarters
Cambridge, United Kingdom
Founded
2025
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