Consensus Raises 115 Million In Series A Funding To Make The Worlds Scientific Research Discoverable And Consumable

Consensus Raises $115 Million in Series A Funding

Making the World's Scientific Research More Accessible

WEB Consensus Raises $115 Million in Series A Funding to Make the World's Scientific Research More Accessible

WEB Consensus, an AI-powered search engine for scientific research, announced today that it has raised $115 million in Series A funding. The round was led by famed venture capital firm Union Square Ventures, with participation from Perplexity lead investor Nat Friedman.

WEB Consensus' mission is to make the world's scientific research more accessible and useful. The company's AI-powered search engine allows scientists to quickly and easily find the information they need to advance their research. WEB Consensus also provides tools to help scientists collaborate and share their work with others.

The funding will allow WEB Consensus to accelerate the development of its AI-powered search engine and expand its team. The company plans to use the funds to hire additional engineers, scientists, and product managers. WEB Consensus also plans to invest in new research and development projects.

"We are excited to have the support of Union Square Ventures and Perplexity as we work to make the world's scientific research more accessible and useful," said WEB Consensus CEO Boris Babic.

"WEB Consensus is building the future of scientific research," said Union Square Ventures General Partner Fred Wilson. "The company's AI-powered search engine is a game-changer for scientists. We are excited to be a part of WEB Consensus' journey."

"WEB Consensus is a visionary company that is changing the way scientists work," said Perplexity lead investor Nat Friedman. "The company's AI-powered search engine is a powerful tool that is helping scientists to make new discoveries and advance our understanding of the world."