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Euan Blair start-up valuation of $2.1bn boosts AI workforce training push

$2.1B. That's Multiverse's new valuation after raising $70M—and it's betting AI workforce training is the next trillion-dollar market.

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Why it matters

As enterprises scramble to reskill workers for AI-native roles, venture capital is flooding into workforce development platforms. Multiverse's $70M raise signals that AI training infrastructure—not just models—is becoming a critical investment thesis.

The key facts

11 to know
  1. Multiverse valued at $2.1B post-money

  2. $70M raised in first funding round since 2022

  3. Founded by Euan Blair (Tony Blair's son)

  4. Focus on AI workforce training and reskilling

  5. Signals growing VC appetite for AI education/training platforms

  6. Multiverse valuation: $2.1B

  7. Series funding round: $70M

  8. First fundraising since 2022

  9. Founder: Euan Blair

  10. Focus: AI workforce training

  11. Market context: AI talent shortage driving demand for structured upskilling platforms

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Financial Times Technologyft.com

Publisher excerpt: Multiverse raises $70mn in its first fundraising since 2022
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