Synthefy unveils foundation-model platform for structured data

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Synthefy has unveiled its foundation-model platform for structured data, introducing Structured Data Foundation Models that bring foundation-model intelligence to numbers, tables, transactions, and signals. The company also announced a $6.5 million seed round led by Wing Venture Capital, with participation from Haystack, Samsung Next, Canonical, and Lightscape, as well as investments from Srinivas Narayanan, Aparna Chennapragada, and Manohar Paluri. Synthefy's open-source model Nori ranks first across 130 public regression benchmarks and has seen almost 600,000 downloads and 5,000 Python installations since its launch last month. The company will use the funding to expand research and engineering teams, develop the next generation of Nori, and establish partnerships across retail, financial services, telecommunications, infrastructure, healthcare, and defense.

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