Tether планирует инвестировать €1 млрд в Neura — стартап в области ИИ-робототехники

cryptonews.ruPublicado a 2025-11-23Actualizado a 2025-11-23

Компания Tether, крупнейший в мире эмитент стейблкоинов USDT, выходит за пределы традиционной криптоинфраструктуры и готовит одну из самых амбициозных инвестиций за свою историю. По данным Financial Times, Tether планирует вложить 1 млрд евро в технологический стартап Neura, специализирующийся на разработке робототехнических систем с применением искусственного интеллекта.

Neura — молодой, но стремительно развивающийся проект, сосредоточенный на создании автономных роботов нового поколения, способных выполнять задачи, которые сейчас считать возможными только для человека. Компания разрабатывает:

  • автономные роботизированные платформы;

  • системы машинного зрения;

  • программное обеспечение для адаптивного обучения роботов;

  • технологии взаимодействия ИИ с физическими устройствами.

Проект позиционирует себя как разработчик «универсальных» робототехнических систем, которые смогут работать в производстве, логистике, медицине, безопасности и других критически важных сферах.

Шаг Tether отражает стратегию компании по расширению за пределы мира стейблкоинов и одновременному укреплению влияния в высокотехнологичных секторах. В последние два года Tether активно инвестирует в:

  • инфраструктуру искусственного интеллекта,

  • центры обработки данных,

  • разработку аппаратного ИИ,

  • телеком-проекты и компании в сфере возобновляемой энергетики.

Инвестиция в Neura станет одной из крупнейших и подчёркивает стремление Tether создавать не только финансовые продукты, но и технологические решения, способные работать в реальном мире.

Если сделка будет завершена, Neura получит финансовую поддержку, которая позволит ей ускорить разработку роботизированных систем, а Tether — укрепить позиции как глобального инвестора в технологии нового поколения.

Это может стать одним из крупнейших технологических проектов, профинансированных компанией из криптоиндустрии.

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