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Tunisian AI Startup ClusterLab Secures Pre-Seed Funding Led by Instadeep CEO
ClusterLab, a Tunisian-born artificial intelligence (AI) startup headquartered in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), has secured $600,000 in a pre-seed funding round.
These advanced LLMs are expected to significantly improve ClusterLab’s natural language processing (NLP) capabilities.
The funding marks a major step forward for ClusterLab’s mission to revolutionize how Arabic content is created and consumed.
Founded in Tunisia in 2020 by Haithem Kchaou and Chehir Dhaouadi, ClusterLab specializes in AI and NLP technologies.
“Our expertise goes beyond the limitations of current large language models,” said Kchaou, CEO of ClusterLab. “We were forerunners in using NLP for innovative content summarization well before it became mainstream.
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