Google, Qualcomm, and Nvidia all returned to invest in the deep learning technology company's series A round, which will support the introduction of new features.

US-based deep learning technology developer Clarifai attracted $10m in series A funding on Tuesday from investors including the corporate venturing units of internet company Google, semiconductor maker Qualcomm and computer graphics card manufacturer Nvidia.

Google Ventures, Qualcomm Ventures and Nvidia Ventures were joined by Union Square Ventures, which led the round, Corazon Capital, LDV Capital, Lux Capital Osage University Partners and New York University.

Spun out of New York University in 2013, Clarifai’s technology enables online searches of media files,…

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