ខែកុម្ភៈជាខែធំបំផុតក្នុងប្រវត្តិសហគ្រិន ដោយសារ OpenAI, Anthropic និង Waymo ជាពិសេស

(SeaPRwire) –   មូលនិធិវ៉េនឈឺស៍សកលបានឈានដល់ 189 ពាន់លានដុល្លឡារក្នុងខែកុម្ភៈ—ដែលជាលេខចំណាយវិនិយោគដំបូងដំបូង recorded single month. ប 8 83% of that capital went to just three companies: OpenAI, Anthropic , និង Waymo យោងត Cr Crunchbase ថ្មី។

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OpenAI’s $110 billion , the largest venture round ever raised by a private company, anchored the month. Anthropic $30 billion in what ranksanks as third-largest venture deal on record, while Waymo $16 billion. Together, those three rounds totaled $156 billion. The rest of the global startup ecosystem was left to split the remaining $33 billion.​

February’s $189 billion haul amounts to roughly 45% of all global venture funding in 2025—a pace that, if even partially sustained, would annual records.

The spectacle unfolded against a jarring backdrop: The same week those mega-rounds were announced, AI anxiety triggered a massive in public markets, wiping out roughly $1 trillion to $2 trillion in software and tech market value in a matter of days. Software and services names were at the epicenter, while Big Tech leaders including , , , , , and more than $1 trillion in market cap as investors questioned whether massive AI capital expenditures would ever earn their keep. 

Nevertheless, year-over-year comparisons look staggering on paper—with February funding up nearly 780% from the $21.5 billion raised the year prior. Without the three mega-rounds, however, venture activity looks far more ordinary. Seed-stage funding actually fell about 11% year over year in February, to $2.6 billion, even as pushed overall venture to a record month.

The divergence of blockbuster totals at the top and contraction at the bottom has become the in venture for the better part of three years, according to past Crunchbase reports.​ After the 2021 sent deal counts and dollar volumes to records across all stages, the market began sharply in 2022 and has redistributed capital upward ever since. Median and average round sizes at seed, Series A, and Series B have each year since 2024, even as deal volumes have struggled to recover.​

AI now constitutes the majority of the venture market. AI-related startups accounted for $171 billion—or 90%—of all global venture funding in February. U.S.-based companies took in $174 billion, 92% of the total, roughly 59% a year earlier. This concentration highlights how AI capital has in a small set of U.S. hubs with a handful of exceptions like Germany-based .​