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Jeff Bezos AI startup Prometheus is reportedly worth $41B and aims to bring AI to engineering and manufacturing. Bezos says the company has raised significant funding because the work is “very compute-intensive” and said Prometheus could eventually become an $AMZN AWS customer.

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