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‘This cat has been missing for 4 years and has traveled 100 miles to my house’: A hungry stray shows up on a porch, leading to a heartwarming reunion with her family after years apart

Two weeks ago, a scruffy, hungry cat showed up on a porch, clearly in need of help. Despite her rough appearance, she was affectionate, confident, and full of personality. Though the family’s Akita wasn’t too keen on sharing space, the cat, temporarily named Billie, made it clear she wasn’t going anywhere until she got some love. When attempts to get her to the vet failed, her rescuer took matters into their own hands and ordered a microchip scanner. The moment the chip was scanned, everything changed. Billie wasn’t a stray at all. She was Gray, a beloved cat who had been missing for four long years and had somehow traveled 100 miles from home. Her owner, thrilled beyond words, came to bring her home to a big family waiting with open arms. Though their time together was short, it left a lifelong impression. A kind stranger turned cat lover, a lost cat turned miracle reunion. It’s proof that the universe sometimes brings the right souls together, even if just for a little while.

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U.S. VCs Join $260 Million Round For Korean AI Chip Unicorn Rebellions

The post U. S. VCs Join $260 Millicom. Rebellions cofounder and CEO Sunghyun Park. Jae-hyun Kim for Forbes Asia Kindred Ventures and Top Tier Capital Partners joined a $260 million funding round for Rebellions, an AI chip unicorn from South Korea. The round is an extension of Rebellions’ Series C in September, which valued the startup at $1. 4 billion. Earlier Series C investors included SoftBank’s Arm Holdings (its first investment in an Asian startup), Samsung Ventures, Pegatron VC, Korea Development Bank, Korelya Capital and Lion X Ventures, a Southeast Asian venture capital firm backed by Singapore’s OCBC Bank. San Francisco-based Kindred is best known for its investments in Uber, Coinbase and AI search startup Perplexity. The firm was founded in 2018 by Steve Jang, who was born in South Korea and made last year’s Midas List. Top Tier, also based in San Francisco, is a fund of funds that also invests in startups. “Their participation marks Rebellions’ first investment from Silicon Valley venture capital firms, further strengthening our global expansion and presence in the U. S. market,” the startup said in a statement on Monday. Founded in 2020, Rebellions introduced its latest AI chip offering, called the Rebel-Quad, in August. Designed for large-scale AI inference (running a large language model after it has been trained), Rebel-Quad is the world’s first AI accelerator to use UCIe-Advanced, according to the company, making it energy efficient and scalable. Rebellions plans to grow its presence in the U. S., Europe and the Asia-Pacific region. Its earlier AI chips, the power-lean Atom series, are already used in data centers in South Korea, Japan, Saudi Arabia and the U. S. Last month, Rebellions announced it joined the Arm Total Design ecosystem, an industry-wide initiative led by Arm that streamlines custom chip development based on its data center-focused Neoverse cores. “By combining Arm’s proven Neoverse CSS with our.

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