1H2026 operating margin reaches 36.3%, up 8.4 percentage points year-over-year; Q2 performance-based fees up 500.9% year-over-year

SINGAPORE, Aug. 26, 2026 — Noah Holdings Limited (“Noah” or the “Company”) (NYSE: NOAH; HKEX: 6686), a leading wealth management institution serving global Chinese families, today announced its unaudited financial results for the second quarter ended June 30, 2026. The key signal this quarter: with revenue broadly stable, profit growth accelerated and operating margin expanded significantly, alongside the continued execution of an operating model that has been validated through practice — an institutional productivity system combining an AI-powered wealth management platform, locally licensed professional teams, and ecosystem partners on a single, unified operating infrastructure.

About ten months after its launch in Singapore, this model achieved its first month of profitability in July. More importantly, it is shifting the traditional wealth management growth formula away from headcount-driven relationship manager (“RM”) expansion: even as the number of international RMs declined year-over-year, Noah’s international AUM in USD terms still grew 11.7%, demonstrating the replicability and scalability of an institutionalized service model.

Jingbo Wang, Co-Founder and Chairwoman of Noah Holdings, said: “For more than two decades, Noah has walked alongside many families through complete cycles. We are increasingly convinced that what clients truly entrust to Noah is not a sum of money, but a family’s plan for its future. That is why Noah operates under license and in compliance in every market we serve, and carries our long-term responsibilities on a balance sheet with zero interest-bearing debt. Real stability never comes from any single correct judgment — it comes from systems and structure. Wealth management is something that can only be proven over a long period of time. Noah will continue to safeguard every family’s trust with prudence, discipline, and a long-term view.”

Zhe Yin, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Noah Holdings, said: “Wealth management is shifting from a service model built on individual experience to one supported jointly by platforms, professional teams, and global resources. AI amplifies the platform’s service capacity, licensed teams take on professional judgment and compliance responsibility, and ecosystem partners help us serve more clients at a lower fixed cost. Only when the three work together can clients receive consistent, professional, and dependable service across markets. Singapore’s operating performance has validated this direction, and in the next phase we will extend this model to more markets.”

In the second quarter, Noah recorded net revenues of RMB620 million; income from operations of RMB216 million, up 34.0% year-over-year, with an operating margin of 34.8%; and non-GAAP net income attributable to Noah shareholders of RMB238 million, up 25.9% year-over-year and 77.8% quarter-over-quarter. For the first half, net revenues were RMB1.246 billion, up 0.1% year-over-year; income from operations was RMB452 million, up 30.3% year-over-year; and operating margin was 36.3%, up 8.4 percentage points year-over-year. This marked Noah’s 63rd consecutive quarter of non-GAAP profitability since its listing.

Investment capability: performance fees rooted in structure, not a single deal

Total revenue in the second quarter was broadly flat year-over-year, but the underlying mix improved markedly. Returns from Noah’s investment capabilities are increasingly being realized: net performance-based fees for the first half reached RMB 238 million, up 364.0% year-over-year, while fundraising fees from investment products rose 13.4% year-over-year. Over the same period, operating costs and expenses fell 11.6% year-over-year.

Mr. Yin said: “Performance fees are not a one-time revenue item — they are a long-accumulated, systemic capability that can continue to roll forward. They stem from the position Noah has built over more than a decade in global primary markets: as a limited partner in leading global funds, we see the industry’s most forward-looking directions; as a manager of funds-of-funds, we see the collective choices of the world’s best-performing managers. These informational advantages ultimately convert into returns through investment performance.”

Noah’s global investment system is built on three layers of capability: gaining frontier industry visibility and asset information by investing as an LP in leading global funds; broadening its information base and cross-validating the shared conviction of top global investment managers through its fund-of-funds network; and converting research and information advantages into concrete opportunities through direct project investment.

Funds established in different years sit at different stages of their life cycles, with early-vintage funds continually entering their harvest period — providing a rolling basis for performance-fee realization. Noah’s Hong Kong platform has cumulatively realized USD 158 million in actual performance fees to date.

AI and institutional-grade data systems are reinforcing this structure. On the asset side, Noah cross-validates the directions in which top managers are jointly investing and continuing to add exposure. On the client side, the same data system is used to understand clients’ actual needs, risk tolerance, and existing asset structure, improving the efficiency of asset-client matching. Better matching supports stronger investment performance and greater long-term willingness among clients to allocate — forming a positive cycle among investment capability, client value, and business growth.

The Company also notes that alternative investments are inherently cyclical, performance fees will fluctuate from year to year, and it does not smooth expectations for this line; it will continue to disclose the latest progress on a quarterly basis.

A new model: from a single proof point to a system

Singapore is the first fully realized proof point for this model. Since its launch in the fourth quarter of last year, Singapore AUM has grown from under USD 100 million to more than USD 400 million in the second quarter, and the market achieved its first month of profitability in July. AI-enabled teams now handle day-to-day servicing for 92% of clients, with licensed teams responsible for compliance and professional delivery; external partners contributed 42% of net new AUM. The entire growth trajectory was achieved without expanding RM headcount.

As of June 30, 2026, Noah’s USD-denominated AUM reached USD 6.5 billion, up 11.7% year-over-year; USD-denominated AUA reached USD 9.78 billion, up 7.5% year-over-year; and the number of registered international clients reached 21,059, up 11.0% year-over-year.

Operating infrastructure

Front-end AI adoption must happen alongside back-end platform modernization. Accounts, transactions, settlement, payments, and compliance form the shared foundation on which the three pillars above stand. This quarter, the Company established a system-level partnership with Column N.A., a U.S.-licensed banking institution, to enhance account opening, multi-currency settlement, and payment processing for international clients; and ArkOS, a client-facing fintech platform, went live in July, driving online and automated account opening, remittance, and settlement. These services are available only to non-Mainland China resident clients in compliance with applicable local laws and regulations.

As of June 30, 2026, Noah’s total assets under management stood at RMB 140.9 billion, with cash and cash equivalents of RMB 4.323 billion. A resilient balance sheet will continue to support the Company’s investment in global operating infrastructure, investment research, AI capability, and client service systems, enabling Noah to provide safe, professional, and dependable long-term wealth management services to global Chinese families.

This press release contains forward-looking statements regarding the replicability of the Company’s business model, international market expansion, and future investment. Actual results may differ materially from these statements due to macroeconomic conditions, regulatory changes, investment performance, execution risk, and other factors. Except as required by law, the Company undertakes no obligation to publicly revise or update such statements as a result of new information or future events. Historical financial data presented herein does not constitute a guarantee of future performance.

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Porté par un groupe d’investisseurs comprenant entre autres Electronic Arts, Sony Music Group, Universal Music Group et Warner Music Group, le financement total atteint 232 millions de dollars sous la nouvelle direction

LOS ANGELES, 26 août 2026 — Stability AI, leader des produits d’IA spécialement conçus pour les créatifs professionnels dans les domaines de la musique, du jeu vidéo et du divertissement, a annoncé aujourd’hui une levée de fonds de série B de 76 millions de dollars. Cette annonce porte à 232 millions de dollars le financement total, incluant deux levées de fonds en capitaux propres et des obligations convertibles, obtenu sous la direction de Prem Akkaraju depuis sa nomination en juin 2024. Ces fonds permettront à l’entreprise de développer sa gamme de produits destinés à la production créative, d’approfondir ses activités de recherche appliquée et de renforcer son pôle de services professionnels.

Ce tour de table accueille un nouveau groupe d’investisseurs issus des secteurs du divertissement et des technologies, parmi lesquels figurent Electronic Arts, pionnier du divertissement interactif, ainsi que les leaders mondiaux du divertissement musical Sony Music Group, Universal Music Group et Warner Music Group, sans oublier les sociétés d’investissement AMD Ventures et Pacific Alliance Ventures.

Ces investisseurs viennent s’ajouter à la liste déjà impressionnante des poids lourds des secteurs du divertissement et des technologies qui soutiennent Stability AI : Coatue, Greycroft, Kadmos Capital, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Mantis Capital, Sound Ventures et WPP, aux côtés des investisseurs particuliers Sean Parker, Eric Schmidt, James Cameron, Kevin Mayer, Mark Burnett, Patrick Whitesell, Prem Akkaraju et Robert Nelsen.

Coatue, Greycroft, Kadmos Capital, Sean Parker et Eric Schmidt participent également à ce tour de financement de série B, investissant ainsi pour la deuxième fois consécutive sous la nouvelle direction de l’entreprise.

« Ce groupe d’investisseurs sans pareil vient confirmer notre vision, selon laquelle l’IA générative donne à chaque producteur, musicien et conteur les moyens de ses ambitions », déclare Prem Akkaraju, directeur général de Stability AI. « Stability est unique dans le domaine de l’IA, car nous sommes des créatifs qui construisons des outils pour les créatifs. Pour développer une technologie qui va révolutionner le secteur, il faut réunir une équipe composée de géants qui font vraiment la différence, et c’est exactement notre démarche ici. » M. Akkaraju ajoute : « Nos investisseurs nous ouvrent la voie de la réussite à long terme, car ils nous apportent non seulement des capitaux, mais aussi leurs compétences, leur crédibilité et un lien direct avec les artistes. »

Ce tour de table comporte des investissements de la part des partenaires stratégiques existants que sont Electronic Arts, Universal Music Group et Warner Music Group. WPP, leader mondial des services de marketing, a été un partenaire et un investisseur stratégique tout au long de la croissance de Stability AI sous sa nouvelle direction.

Cette annonce fait suite au lancement de Stable Audio 3.0, une famille de modèles musicaux à poids ouverts entraînés sur des données entièrement sous licence. Les artistes peuvent désormais intégrer Stable Audio 3.0 à leur flux de travail grâce à un nouveau module d’extension pour station de travail audio numérique (DAW), ou directement sur StableAudio.com.

Stability AI a par ailleurs annoncé que Thomas Laffont, cofondateur de Coatue, était entré au conseil d’administration.

« Alors que d’autres se consacrent au développement d’une IA générale, Stability AI met au point des outils créatifs en collaboration avec les artistes, les studios et les ayants droit qui posent par leur travail les bases de ce domaine », commente Thomas Laffont, cofondateur de Coatue. « Je suis ravi de rejoindre Prem et l’équipe. »

M. Laffont vient compléter un conseil d’administration composé notamment du réalisateur multioscarisé James Cameron, de Sean Parker, entrepreneur, philanthrope et ancien président de Facebook, de Dana Settle, cofondatrice et associée directrice de Greycroft, ainsi que de Prem Akkaraju, directeur général de Stability AI et ancien directeur général de Weta Digital. Grâce à ce nouveau financement, Stability AI pourra continuer à mettre au point des outils créatifs pour accompagner le processus artistique dans les domaines de la musique, du jeu vidéo et du divertissement.

À propos de Stability AI

Stability AI est le chef de file des produits d’IA spécialement conçus pour les professionnels de la création dans les domaines de la musique, du jeu vidéo et du divertissement.

Stability AI a déclenché la révolution de l’IA générative avec le lancement de Stable Diffusion en août 2022, mettant ainsi la technologie générative à la portée de millions de créateurs à travers le monde pour consolider sa position de leader dans ce domaine. Téléchargés depuis lors plus de 350 millions de fois, les modèles Stable Diffusion constituent la base technique de tout un écosystème de travail.

Nous concevons nos produits avant tout pour les créatifs. Notre travail ne se limite pas aux modèles eux-mêmes, mais s’étend à des produits et solutions pensés pour des processus de production spécifiques. C’est grâce à cette approche centrée sur les artistes qu’Electronic Arts, Universal Music Group, Warner Music Group, WPP et d’autres ont choisi de faire de nous leur partenaire stratégique.

Stability AI figure parmi les 50 innovateurs en IA sélectionnés par Fortune et parmi les entreprises les plus influentes selon TIME, tandis que Stable Audio a été retenu dans la liste des meilleures inventions de TIME. En juin 2024, Stability AI a entamé une nouvelle phase de croissance avec dans son équipe de direction le directeur général Prem Akkaraju, le président exécutif Sean Parker, ainsi que les administrateurs James Cameron, Dana Settle et Thomas Laffont.

L’entreprise bénéficie du soutien d’investisseurs de renommée mondiale, notamment le pionnier du divertissement interactif Electronic Arts ; les leaders mondiaux du divertissement musical Sony Music Group, Universal Music Group et Warner Music Group ; les sociétés d’investissement Greycroft, Coatue, WPP, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Sound Ventures, AMD Ventures et Mantis Capital ; ainsi que les investisseurs particuliers Sean Parker, Eric Schmidt et James Cameron.

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Die Gesamtfinanzierung beläuft sich unter neuer Führung auf 232 Mio. US-Dollar, wobei die Investorengruppe aus Electronic Arts, der Sony Music Group, der Universal Music Group, der Warner Music Group und weiteren besteht

LOS ANGELES, 26. August 2026 — Stability AI, der Marktführer für speziell entwickelte KI-Produkte für professionelle Kreative in den Bereichen Musik, Gaming und Unterhaltung, gab heute eine Serie-B-Finanzierungsrunde in Höhe von 76 Mio. US-Dollar bekannt. Damit beläuft sich das Gesamtfinanzierungsvolumen unter CEO Prem Akkaraju seit seiner Ernennung im Juni 2024 auf 232 Mio. US-Dollar, einschließlich zweier Eigenkapitalrunden und Wandelanleihen. Das Kapital wird in die Weiterentwicklung der Produktpalette für die kreative Produktion, den Ausbau der angewandten Forschung sowie die Erweiterung des Bereichs für professionelle Dienstleistungen fließen.

In dieser Finanzierungsrunde stößt eine neue Gruppe von Investoren aus den Bereichen Unterhaltung und Technologie hinzu, darunter der Innovator im Bereich interaktiver Unterhaltung Electronic Arts, die weltweit führenden Unternehmen der Musikbranche Sony Music Group, Universal Music Group und Warner Music Group sowie die Investmentfirmen AMD Ventures und Pacific Alliance Ventures.

Sie ergänzen eine bereits hochkarätige Liste von Größen aus der Unterhaltungs- und Technologiebranche, die Stability AI unterstützen: Coatue, Greycroft, Kadmos Capital, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Mantis Capital, Sound Ventures und WPP sowie die Einzelinvestoren Sean Parker, Eric Schmidt, James Cameron, Kevin Mayer, Mark Burnett, Patrick Whitesell, Prem Akkaraju und Robert Nelsen.

Coatue, Greycroft, Kadmos Capital, Sean Parker und Eric Schmidt beteiligen sich ebenfalls an der Serie-B-Finanzierungsrunde und investieren damit zum zweiten Mal in Folge unter neuer Führung.

„Diese einzigartige Gruppe von Investoren ist eine Bestätigung unserer Vision, dass generative KI jeden Produzenten, Musiker und Geschichtenerzähler befähigt”, sagte Prem Akkaraju, CEO von Stability AI. „Stability ist im KI-Bereich einzigartig, weil wir kreative Menschen sind, die Werkzeuge für Kreative entwickeln. Die Entwicklung branchenprägender Technologie erfordert den Aufbau eines Teams aus branchenprägenden Größen – und genau das haben wir hier erreicht.” Akkaraju fügte hinzu: „Unsere Investoren schaffen die Voraussetzungen für unseren langfristigen Erfolg, da sie uns nicht nur Kapital, sondern auch Fachwissen, Glaubwürdigkeit und direkte Verbindungen zu Künstlern zur Verfügung stellen.”

Zu dieser Finanzierungsrunde gehören auch Investitionen von bestehenden strategischen Partnern wie Electronic Arts, Universal Music Group sowie Warner Music Group. WPP, ein weltweit führender Anbieter von Marketingdienstleistungen, ist seit Beginn des Wachstums von Stability AI unter neuer Führung ein strategischer Partner und Investor.

Die Ankündigung folgt unmittelbar auf die Einführung von Stable Audio 3.0, einer Familie von Open-Weight-Musikmodellen, die auf vollständig lizenzierten Daten trainiert wurden. Künstler können Stable Audio 3.0 nun über ein neues DAW-Plugin (Digital Audio Workstation) oder direkt auf StableAudio.com in ihren Workflow integrieren.

Darüber hinaus hat Stability AI bekannt gegeben, dass Thomas Laffont, Mitbegründer von Coatue, dem Vorstand beigetreten ist.

„Während andere an allgemeiner KI arbeiten, entwickelt Stability AI kreative Tools – und zwar gemeinsam mit den Künstlern, Studios und Rechteinhabern, deren Arbeit die Branche prägt”, sagte Thomas Laffont, Mitbegründer von Coatue. „Ich freue mich, nun mit Prem und dem Team zusammenzuarbeiten.”

Laffont vervollständigt einen Vorstand, dem der Oscar-prämierte Filmemacher James Cameron, der Unternehmer, Philanthrop und ehemalige Facebook-Präsident Sean Parker, die Mitbegründerin und geschäftsführende Gesellschafterin von Greycroft, Dana Settle, sowie der CEO von Stability AI und ehemalige CEO von Weta Digital, Prem Akkaraju, angehören. Mit dieser neuen Finanzierung wird Stability AI weiterhin kreative Werkzeuge entwickeln, die auf den Schaffensprozess der Künstler zugeschnitten sind – in den Bereichen Musik, Gaming und Unterhaltung.

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Stability AI ist der Marktführer bei speziell entwickelten KI-Produkten für professionelle Kreative in den Bereichen Musik, Gaming und Unterhaltung.

Stability AI löste mit der Veröffentlichung von „Stable Diffusion” im August 2022 die Revolution der generativen KI aus, machte generative Technologie für Millionen von Kreativen weltweit zugänglich und festigte damit seine Position als Marktführer auf diesem Gebiet. Die Stable-Diffusion-Modelle wurden seitdem mehr als 350 Millionen Mal heruntergeladen und dienen als technische Grundlage für ein ganzes Ökosystem kreativer Arbeit.

Wir entwickeln in erster Linie für Kreative. Unsere Arbeit geht über die Modelle selbst hinaus und umfasst Produkte und Lösungen, die für spezifische Produktionsabläufe konzipiert sind. Dieser auf Künstler ausgerichtete Ansatz ist der Grund, warum Electronic Arts, die Universal Music Group, die Warner Music Group, WPP und andere uns als ihren strategischen Partner gewählt haben.

Stability AI zählt zu den „50 AI Innovators” des Fortune-Magazins und zu den „Most Influential Companies” des TIME-Magazins; „Stable Audio” wurde in die Liste der „Best Inventions” des TIME-Magazins aufgenommen. Im Juni 2024 trat Stability AI mit einem Führungsteam, zu dem CEO Prem Akkaraju, der Vorstandsvorsitzende Sean Parker und Vorstandsmitglied James Cameron sowie die Vorstandsmitglieder Dana Settle und Thomas Laffont gehörten, in eine neue Wachstumsphase ein.

Das Unternehmen wird von erstklassigen Investoren unterstützt, darunter der Innovator im Bereich interaktiver Unterhaltung Electronic Arts; die weltweit führenden Unternehmen der Musikbranche Sony Music Group, Universal Music Group und Warner Music Group; die Investmentfirmen Greycroft, Coatue, WPP, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Sound Ventures, AMD Ventures und Mantis Capital; sowie die Privatinvestoren Sean Parker, Eric Schmidt und James Cameron.

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SHANGHAI and CHENGDU, China, Aug. 26, 2026 — Gestala officially launched on January 1, 2026. Six months later, the company had completed two financing rounds totaling RMB 570 million, or approximately US$84 million.

The financing reflects growing investor interest in alternatives to implantable electrode-based BCIs—particularly approaches that aim to cover larger areas of the brain, reach deep neural circuits and reduce invasiveness.

Six Months at Startup Speed

Gestala was co-founded by Phoenix Peng and Tianqiao Chen, founder of Shanda Group and the Tianqiao and Chrissy Chen Institute.

Peng holds a doctorate from Fudan University’s Institute of Science and Technology for Brain-Inspired Intelligence and is a Principal Investigator (PI) at Tianfu Jincheng Laboratory. Gestala is his sixth startup.

The company has moved at an unusually fast pace since its launch. In March, Gestala completed a RMB 150 million angel round. Between April and May, a former Neuralink clinical lead and senior R&D and regulatory leaders from Nano Retina, a leading visual BCI company, joined the team.

In June, Gestala’s global headquarters and the first phase of its ultrasound BCI superfactory began operations in Chengdu. In July, the company opened its Shanghai headquarters and completed a RMB 420 million Angel+ round.

The latest round included participation from HSG, Lens Technology, Sinovation Ventures and C Capital. Existing shareholders including Dalton Venture, Seas Capital, Tsing Song Capital and Gobi Partners made follow-on investments.

Gestala has done more than raise capital. Within six months, the company has simultaneously developed capabilities in fundamental research, ultrasound engineering, medical-device manufacturing, clinical trials and AI.

It has also assembled an interdisciplinary team of 29 scientists and engineers and plans to expand the team to approximately 45 by the end of the year.

That pace raises a question: Why does a company whose first product is still in development and clinical preparation need to build research, manufacturing, clinical and AI capabilities at such an early stage?

The answer lies in how Peng defines the company. In his view, Gestala is not simply developing a medical device. It aims to become a bridge between neuroscience and AI — and a “Neolab” for the life sciences.

From Electrical BCIs to Ultrasound

Peng previously co-founded NeuroXess, a BCI company pursuing an invasive approach. His move to ultrasound does not mean he dismisses the value of electrodes.

Invasive electrodes can record localized neural activity at high temporal resolution and have already demonstrated clinical potential in motor and speech decoding.

But if the goal expands from controlling a cursor or an external device to understanding higher-order functions such as memory, emotion, language and movement planning, is it enough to observe only a small number of neurons or isolated brain regions?

Higher-order brain functions generally emerge from interactions across multiple brain regions and neural circuits. Electrodes are well suited to capturing localized electrical signals. Functional magnetic resonance imaging can observe activity across broader areas of the brain, but the equipment is large and its temporal response is relatively slow.

Ultrasound offers another possibility. Functional ultrasound imaging can observe brain function through changes in cerebral blood flow associated with neural activity. Focused ultrasound, meanwhile, has the potential to act on specific brain regions, including deep neural circuits.

This also explains the name Gestala, which is derived from Gestalt psychology, a school of thought that originated in Germany and holds that the whole is greater than the sum of its parts.

The company’s long-term goal is to build a platform with the potential for whole-brain “read and write” capabilities: decoding activity across large areas of the brain while precisely modulating selected neural circuits.

That goal, however, remains some distance from clinical reality.

Ultrasound-based readout measures hemodynamic changes associated with neural activity rather than recording neuronal firing directly. Differences in skull thickness and anatomy can also attenuate, scatter and distort acoustic waves.

AI is therefore central to whether an ultrasound-based BCI can decode and modulate the brain. Gestala plans to develop a multimodal brain foundation model that identifies relationships among neural activity, cerebral blood flow, medical imaging and observable behavior.

As foundation models continue to evolve, a growing number of researchers are recognizing that the human brain remains the only known general-intelligence system validated through natural evolution.

Understanding the brain could not only lead to new treatments for neurological disorders, but also provide new theoretical foundations and technical paradigms for the next generation of artificial intelligence.

In Peng’s view, neuroscience and artificial intelligence are two sides of the same coin. One helps us understand intelligence; the other helps us create it. Gestala aims to connect the two.

“Brain-computer interfaces, ultrasound, artificial intelligence and life sciences are all different paths toward understanding human intelligence,” Peng said. “Our true subject of study is human intelligence itself.”

The Tests That Follow the Funding

A broad technological vision still needs to begin with specific clinical problems.

Gestala has selected chronic pain as its first target indication and plans to explore other neurological and psychiatric conditions, including depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder and stroke rehabilitation.

According to the company’s current plan, its first-generation ultrasound BCI product and brain foundation model will be unveiled by the end of 2026. The product will subsequently need to progress through clinical trials and medical-device registration.

Completing the financing therefore does not mean the technology has been proven. The real tests are only beginning.

The first is an engineering test: Can the system consistently target specific brain regions across individuals with different skull anatomies and produce reproducible readout and neuromodulation results?

The second is a clinical test: Can ultrasound neuromodulation deliver meaningful and durable benefits to patients while remaining safe over time?

The third is an AI test: Can Gestala’s brain foundation model bring electrical signals, cerebral blood flow, medical imaging and behavioral data into a unified representation? Can it establish verifiable relationships among neural activity, cognition, intention and behavior, while generalizing across individuals, tasks and diseases?

Gestala’s Chengdu headquarters is responsible for product development, engineering, manufacturing and industrial translation. Its Shanghai headquarters connects fundamental research, brain foundation model development, clinical resources and scientific collaboration.

Building on its existing dual-headquarters structure, Gestala also plans to establish an overseas headquarters in either Singapore or Hong Kong. The new location will connect the company with international research, talent and industry resources while supporting global collaboration and overseas development.

Through this structure, Gestala is building an integrated operation spanning technology development, engineering, manufacturing, clinical validation, AI models and international collaboration.

But regardless of how much capital it raises or how far its global footprint expands, Gestala’s ability to join the front ranks of the global BCI industry will depend on more than reproducible clinical data. It will also depend on whether the company can turn complex, multimodal brain data into a verifiable and generalizable brain foundation model.

The former will determine whether the technology can deliver meaningful benefits to patients. The latter will determine whether Gestala can establish a shared language through which neuroscience and artificial intelligence can explain one another.

About Gestala

Gestala is China’s first life sciences company dedicated to ultrasound-based brain-computer interface technology. Guided by the vision of “Better Brain for Better Humanity,” Gestala is committed to building an ultrasound-based BCI platform with whole-brain read and write capabilities. Beyond developing innovative therapies for a wide range of neurological disorders, the company is dedicated to decoding the brain and exploring a future in which neuroscience and artificial intelligence evolve in deep convergence. For more information, please visit

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La financiación total asciende a 232 millones de dólares con la nueva gerencia y un grupo de inversores formado por Electronic Arts, Sony Music Group, Universal Music Group, Warner Music Group y otras empresas.

LOS ÁNGELES, 26 de agosto de 2026 — Stability AI, líder en productos de IA diseñados específicamente para los profesionales creativos de los sectores de la música, los videojuegos y el entretenimiento, ha anunciado hoy una ronda de financiación de la serie B por valor de 76 millones de dólares en capital nuevo. Con esta noticia, la financiación total asciende a 232 millones de dólares, con dos rondas de financiación mediante ampliación de capital y bonos convertibles, bajo la conducción del director general Prem Akkaraju desde su nombramiento en junio de 2024. Este capital impulsará el desarrollo de su gama de productos para la producción creativa, reforzará su disciplina de investigación aplicada y ampliará su división de servicios profesionales.

En esta ronda de financiación se incorporan un nuevo grupo de inversores de los sectores del entretenimiento y la tecnología, entre ellos, Electronic Arts, empresa pionera en entretenimiento interactivo; Sony Music Group, Universal Music Group y Warner Music Group, líderes mundiales en el sector del entretenimiento musical; y las sociedades de inversión AMD Ventures y Pacific Alliance Ventures.

Se suman a una lista ya de por sí impresionante de figuras destacadas de los sectores del entretenimiento y la tecnología que respaldan a Stability AI: Coatue, Greycroft, Kadmos Capital, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Mantis Capital, Sound Ventures y WPP, junto con los inversores particulares Sean Parker, Eric Schmidt, James Cameron, Kevin Mayer, Mark Burnett, Patrick Whitesell, Prem Akkaraju y Robert Nelsen.

Coatue, Greycroft, Kadmos Capital, Sean Parker y Eric Schmidt también participan en la ronda de financiación de la Serie B, invirtiendo por segunda ronda consecutiva bajo una nueva dirección.

«Este grupo de inversores sin igual es una confirmación de nuestra visión, según la cual la IA generativa potencia el trabajo de todos los productores, músicos y narradores», afirmó Prem Akkaraju, director general de Stability AI. «Stability es única en el ámbito de la inteligencia artificial porque somos personas creativas que creamos herramientas para personas creativas. Desarrollar una tecnología que marque un hito en el sector implica reunir a un equipo de titanes del sector, y eso es precisamente lo que hemos hecho aquí». Akkaraju añadió: «Nuestros inversores han sentado las bases para que nosotros podamos tener éxito a largo plazo, ya que no solo nos aportan el capital, sino también la experiencia, la credibilidad y una conexión directa con los artistas».

En esta ronda participan los socios estratégicos consolidados Electronic Arts, Universal Music Group, y Warner Music Group. WPP, líder mundial en servicios de marketing, ha sido socio estratégico e inversor a lo largo de todo el proceso de crecimiento de Stability AI bajo su nueva dirección.

El anuncio se produce inmediatamente después del lanzamiento de Stable Audio 3.0, una familia de modelos musicales de peso abierto entrenados con datos con licencia completa. Los artistas ya pueden integrar Stable Audio 3.0 en su flujo de trabajo mediante un nuevo complemento para DAW (estación de trabajo de audio digital) o directamente en StableAudio.com.

Además, Stability AI ha anunciado que Thomas Laffont, cofundador de Coatue, se ha incorporado a su Directorio.

«Mientras otros desarrollan una IA generalizada, Stability AI crea herramientas creativas y lo hace en colaboración con los artistas, los estudios y los titulares de derechos, cuyo trabajo define este ámbito», afirmó Thomas Laffont, cofundador de Coatue. «Me alegro de unirme a Prem y al equipo».

Laffont completa un consejo de administración del que forman parte el cineasta ganador de un Óscar James Cameron, el empresario, filántropo y expresidente de Facebook Sean Parker, la cofundadora y socia directora de Greycroft, Dana Settle, y el director general de Stability AI y exdirector general de Weta Digital, Prem Akkaraju. Con esta nueva ronda de financiación, Stability AI seguirá desarrollando herramientas creativas diseñadas en torno al proceso creativo de los artistas, en los ámbitos de la música, los videojuegos y el entretenimiento.

Acerca de Stability AI

Stability AI es líder en productos de IA diseñados específicamente para profesionales creativos de los sectores de la música, los videojuegos y el entretenimiento.

Stability AI desencadenó la revolución de la IA generativa con el lanzamiento de Stable Diffusion en agosto de 2022, poniendo la tecnología generativa al alcance de millones de creadores de todo el mundo y consolidando su posición como líder en este campo. Desde entonces, los modelos de Stable Diffusion se han descargado más de 350 millones de veces, lo que los ha convertido en la base técnica de todo un ecosistema de trabajo.

Desarrollamos pensando primero en los creativos. Nuestro trabajo va más allá de los propios modelos y abarca productos y soluciones diseñados para los flujos de trabajo de producción específicos. Este enfoque centrado en los artistas es la razón por la que Electronic Arts, Universal Music Group, Warner Music Group, WPP y otras empresas nos han elegido como socio estratégico.

Stability AI figura entre los 50 innovadores en IA de la revista Fortune y entre las empresas más influyentes de la revista TIME y su producto Stable Audio ha sido incluido en la lista de los mejores inventos de TIME. En junio de 2024, Stability AI entró en una nueva fase de crecimiento con un equipo directivo formado por el director general, Prem Akkaraju; el presidente ejecutivo, Sean Parker; y el miembro del consejo de administración, James Cameron, además de los miembros del consejo Dana Settle y Thomas Laffont.

La empresa cuenta con el respaldo de inversores de talla mundial, entre los que se incluyen Electronic Arts, empresa innovadora en el sector del entretenimiento interactivo, los líderes mundiales en el sector del entretenimiento musical Sony Music Group, Universal Music Group y Warner Music Group, las firmas de inversión Greycroft, Coatue, WPP, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Sound Ventures, AMD Ventures y Mantis Capital y los inversores particulares Sean Parker, Eric Schmidt y James Cameron.

Para saber más al respecto, visite stability.ai.

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-F4GE connects Korea’s manufacturing network with global demand from defense and advanced manufacturing companies, building a programmable manufacturing network

-Standardizes data from Korea’s core manufacturing factories and converts it to meet global buyer requirements, supporting supply chain compliance for the U.S. Department of Defense

-NAVER D2SF expands investments in defense and manufacturing technology startups, aligning with TEAM NAVER’s industrial AX initiatives

SEONGNAM-SI, South Korea, Aug. 25, 2026 — NAVER D2SF, the corporate venture capital arm of NAVER, has made a new investment in F4GE (CEO, Hyukhyun Kwon), a defense and manufacturing infrastructure startup. F4GE is building infrastructure that integrates Korea’s fragmented core manufacturing factories into a unified manufacturing network and connects them with global defense and advanced hardware companies. NAVER D2SF decided to invest in the team based on its ability to identify new business opportunities for Korea’s manufacturing capabilities amid supply shortages in the global defense and manufacturing industries.

Global demand across the defense and manufacturing sectors is growing rapidly, while the manufacturing infrastructure capable of reliably meeting that demand remains limited. In defense, large-scale procurement demand is surging, yet major defense companies cannot fulfill all of it through their own production infrastructure alone. Korea, meanwhile, is home to approximately 60,000 core manufacturing factories across areas such as casting, forging, machining, and molding, with high levels of manufacturing quality and productivity. However, many of these factories have been unable to secure global sales channels due to challenges in meeting the compliance, documentation, and traceability requirements demanded by global companies.

F4GE addresses this gap by integrating Korean manufacturing factories into a “programmable manufacturing network” that can be utilized by global defense and manufacturing companies. The company deploys its proprietary software into existing factory environments to collect real-time data on equipment, processes, inspections, and workflows, then converts that data into standardized documentation and compliance systems required by global buyers. This enables Korean manufacturers to meet the requirements for entering global supply chains without large-scale system replacements, while allowing global buyers to secure verifiable manufacturing partners.

F4GE’s infrastructure consists of three key layers. First, it automatically standardizes and integrates equipment data formats and languages that vary by manufacturing site. Second, it directly learns from skilled workers’ accumulated know-how and tacit knowledge, turning it into a new database. Third, F4GE manages the full process from factory allocation and process standardization to logistics, customs, and documentation. Through this approach, the company helps maintain a consistent level of manufacturing quality while supporting compliance with supply chain management certifications such as CoC(Chain of Custody), required by the U.S. Department of Defense and other global buyers.

F4GE is currently expanding partnerships with core manufacturing factories across Korea’s southeastern manufacturing hubs, including Sacheon, Changwon, and Busan. The company is also broadening its network with demand-side companies in North America and Europe across defense, aerospace, shipbuilding, and robotics. By connecting Korea’s manufacturing infrastructure with global demand, F4GE aims to increase factory utilization in Korea while strengthening the competitiveness of domestic manufacturers across global core industry value chains. Manufacturing sites are also showing strong expectations for F4GE’s ability to create new global sales channels.

Founded in January 2026, F4GE has secured its first institutional funding through this investment round. Investors participating in the round include NAVER D2SF, KNET Investment Partners, Sazze Partners, DCAMP, 500 Global. CEO Hyukhyun Kwon brings experience serving in the Republic of Korea Navy Special Warfare Flotilla, founding a defense startup, and working as an investor in AI and manufacturing startups in the United States. Based on his understanding of and network across the defense and manufacturing industries in Korea and abroad, F4GE brings strong execution capabilities in connecting global demand with Korea’s manufacturing sites. With this investment, the company plans to expand hiring across manufacturing engineering, AI development, and other areas, while broadening new manufacturing partnerships.

“Defense and manufacturing are sectors where global supply chain restructuring and technological advancement are creating new opportunities at the same time,” said Sanghwan Yang, Head of NAVER D2SF. “F4GE is building a structure that connects Korea’s on-the-ground manufacturing capabilities with global demand from defense and manufacturing industries. This is meaningful because it can help Korea’s manufacturing infrastructure play a greater role in global value chains.” He added, “As TEAM NAVER is also advancing industrial AX across areas such as defense-specialized AI models, defense and manufacturing LLMs, and physical AI, NAVER D2SF will continue to discover startups that solve structural problems in defense and manufacturing through technology and create opportunities in global markets.”

NAVER D2SF has also launched an open call for startups in the defense and manufacturing sectors. It plans to discover and invest in a broad range of startups across areas including data analysis and integration, simulation and verification, physical AI, strategic and tactical AI, command-and-control and battlefield management, manufacturing and maintenance automation, cybersecurity, and dual-use infrastructure. Applications for investment review will be accepted through the NAVER D2SF website until October 25.

NAVER D2SF is NAVER’s in-house corporate venture arm, supporting sustainable growth by collaborating with startups. Founded in 1999, NAVER has maintained its position as Korea’s leading search engine for over 20 years and operates across commerce, content, fintech, and cloud services. Under the technological vision of D2SF, NAVER is actively developing new technologies and global partnerships to grow as a leading tech company. To learn more, visit https://d2sf.naver.com

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Founded by computer scientist and former AI entrepreneur Adrian Rosebrock, WheelMetrics helps traders evaluate the stocks behind their options trades before chasing premiums

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25, 2026 — WheelMetrics, an educational and stock-screening platform for retail investors using the Wheel Strategy, is introducing a more systematic approach to one of the strategy’s most important decisions: choosing which stocks are worth owning before evaluating the available options premium.

Founded by Adrian Rosebrock, PhD, WheelMetrics grew out of a problem he encountered repeatedly while trading the Wheel Strategy. Learning how to sell a cash-secured put or covered call is relatively straightforward, but determining which companies are suitable for the strategy requires considerably more work and is often neglected or ignored by retail traders.

The Wheel Strategy typically begins when an investor sells a cash-secured put on a stock they would be willing to own. If the shares are assigned, the investor can then sell covered calls against the position. Rosebrock found that many traders reverse that logic by choosing stocks because the available premium looks attractive, only to confront the poor quality of the underlying company after assignment, often leading extensive losses

WheelMetrics is designed to move the stock selection decision earlier in the process.

The platform uses a two-stage, “quantamental” approach that combines quantitative screening with fundamental analysis before moving into options evaluation. Traders can first narrow the universe of potential companies based on business quality and other defined criteria, then evaluate cash-secured put and covered-call opportunities once a stock has passed that initial screen.

The methodology reflects Rosebrock’s background in computer science and his transition into investing.

Rosebrock earned his PhD in computer science from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, where his work focused on artificial intelligence, computer vision, and deep learning. During graduate school, he built PyImageSearch into a major computer vision and deep learning education platform, eventually authoring nine books and more than 500 tutorials before selling the company in 2021.

Following the sale, Rosebrock spent five years studying quantitative trading, swing trading and fundamental investing while developing the screening process that would later become the foundation for WheelMetrics. He also serves as portfolio manager at AltFnd Capital, a small friends-and-family quantamental investment fund.

WheelMetrics began after friends and colleagues repeatedly asked Rosebrock how he selected stocks for his own options trades. What started as informal explanations of his screening process eventually developed into a platform built for traders who wanted to replace gut decisions with a repeatable framework.

Today, WheelMetrics provides free educational material alongside a paid screening product focused on stock selection and position management. The platform is intended for self-directed investors who already understand the mechanics of options trading but want a more disciplined process for deciding where to deploy the Wheel Strategy.

Transparency is also central to the company’s positioning. Rosebrock has his trading results independently verified every six months rather than relying on selective screenshots or isolated winning trades.

WheelMetrics does not frame the Wheel Strategy as passive income and does not promise specific returns.

Instead, the platform emphasizes that the quality of the underlying stock matters more than the attractiveness of a single premium and that avoiding a weak setup can be as important as finding a strong one.

WheelMetrics is available at https://wheelmetrics.io.

About WheelMetrics

WheelMetrics is an educational and stock-screening resource founded by Adrian Rosebrock, PhD, to help retail investors apply a systematic process to the Wheel Strategy. WheelMetrics focuses on stock selection, options analysis, and position management through free educational content and its premium screening product. WheelMetrics provides educational and informational resources only and does not provide individualized investment advice. Options trading involves risk, including the potential loss of capital.

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The firm’s first vice-president-level operator will build the practice that stops private-equity-backed distributors from giving coverage gains back at the counter, where industry research puts 3 to 5 points of recoverable margin at many mid-market distributors

MEMPHIS, Tenn., Aug. 25, 2026 — Revenue Optics, the commercial growth firm for private-equity-backed B2B distributors and industrial companies, today announced the launch of its Pricing and Revenue Growth Management practice and the appointment of Shafohi Alamgir as Vice President, Pricing and Revenue Growth Management. Alamgir began in the role on August 24 and reports to Founder and Chief Executive Officer Ali Hasham.

The appointment is the firm’s first vice-president-level operator hire and establishes pricing as the fourth line of the Revenue Optics commercial growth platform, alongside sales transformation, talent solutions, and AI and automation.

The practice was built in response to client demand. Revenue Optics builds inside sales engines that put proactive ownership around profitable accounts an outside-sales-centered model cannot economically reach, what the firm calls the distribution coverage gap. Those programs reactivate dormant accounts, increase share of wallet, and grow gross profit.

They also create thousands of new pricing decisions, often exposing a second problem: limited governance around how prices are set, exceptions are handled, and margin is protected.

“Many of our clients asked us a version of the same question this year: you fixed how we cover our accounts, can you do the same for how we price them,” said Ali Hasham, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Revenue Optics. “They were not asking us for another model. They wanted a system that could be installed and sustained. Shafohi and I came up inside WESCO at the same time, in the same office, on opposite sides of the same problem. Coverage decides whether you get the order. Pricing decides whether it was worth winning. Now we are putting the two together inside one firm.”

Pricing carries significant leverage in distribution. For a distributor operating at high-teens to low-twenties gross margin and mid-single-digit EBITDA, a 1 percent realized price improvement can translate into roughly a 22 percent increase in EBITDA because little incremental cost is required to capture it.

Alamgir brings more than 20 years of pricing and revenue growth management leadership across distribution and industrial manufacturing, supporting businesses ranging from $1.5 billion to more than $6 billion in revenue. Her work has generated more than $100 million in gross margin and EBITDA improvement, including repeated margin expansion of 200 to 300 basis points.

Her experience spans pricing architecture, customer segmentation, deal and discount governance, trade and promotional effectiveness, and commercial operating model redesign.

Alamgir has held enterprise pricing leadership roles at AG Growth International and Molex and previously worked in pricing roles at WESCO Distribution and GEXPRO, part of Rexel, after beginning her career at General Electric. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Distribution Management from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, is a Certified Pricing Professional through the Professional Pricing Society, and is Prosci certified in change management.

“Most distributors are not under-earning. They are leaking,” said Alamgir. “The margin is already in the business. It goes out through pricing by gut feel, slow cost pass-through, discount drift, and exception chaos. Those are governance problems before they are math problems. What convinced me about Revenue Optics is that they already understand the hard part: getting a sales organization to adopt something new and making it hold.”

The practice serves private-equity-backed distributors and industrial manufacturers. It begins with a fixed-scope pricing diagnostic designed to quantify recoverable margin across price variance, cost pass-through latency, discount leakage, and governance gaps.

Revenue Optics then builds the operating system required to capture that value, including key value item and price sensitivity analysis, pricing guardrails and floors, price-change governance, and seller enablement.

Revenue Optics is headquartered in Memphis, Tennessee.

About Revenue Optics

Revenue Optics is a commercial growth firm for private-equity-backed B2B distributors and industrial companies. The firm helps clients close the distribution coverage gap by designing and building inside sales coverage models, recruiting and assessing talent, implementing CRM and AI automation, and strengthening pricing governance.

Learn more at https://revenueoptics.com/

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Seed funding from Redesign Health fuels U.S. expansion and broadens access to clinical and multi-omics data from Asia, bringing greater diversity to drug development and healthcare AI.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 25, 2026 — OmicsBank, a clinical data infrastructure company connecting fragmented hospital data for drug development and healthcare AI, today announced $2.25 million in seed funding from global venture capital and technology firm Redesign Health. The investment will support U.S. expansion across health systems, pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, CROs, and AI developers, while growing its clinical data network across Asia and the Middle East.

Global drug development and healthcare AI rely heavily on clinical and genomic datasets from the U.S. and Europe, leaving some of the world’s largest populations significantly underrepresented in the evidence used to develop drugs, identify biomarkers, and train medical AI. India alone accounts for nearly 20% of the world’s population, and South Asian countries represent nearly 25% of the world’s population, yet they account for approximately 2% or less of participants in large-scale global genomic research.

OmicsBank is building the infrastructure to close that gap. Founded in 2025 by Sumit Sinha and Vijay Goel, the company’s technology now sits inside more than 90 hospitals and diagnostic labs in Asia, standardizing and de-identifying multimodal data at the source. Its ecosystem currently includes longitudinal EHR data from 12.5 million patients, more than 30 million DICOM images, 6 million pathology slides, and 500,000 genome sequences.

OmicsBank is already working with pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies on drug development and real-world evidence studies across oncology, neurology, cardiology, nephrology, endocrinology, immunology, and dermatology. The company is also working with frontier AI organizations on pre-training, post-training, and reinforcement learning (RL) for clinical and multimodal models.

“Drug development and healthcare AI are becoming increasingly sophisticated, but the data powering them still represents a relatively narrow slice of the world,” said Sumit Sinha, Co-Founder and CEO of OmicsBank. “We’ve built the infrastructure to make rich clinical and biological data from Asia and other underrepresented populations available for research, ethically and at scale, while remaining compliant with local and international laws. As we expand beyond Asia, including the U.S., we see an opportunity to connect that global data foundation with leading health systems, drug developers, and AI companies to build a much richer picture of human health.”

Representation is only part of the challenge. Hospital data remains fragmented across EHRs, labs, imaging, pathology, and other systems, making it difficult to build longitudinal patient records linking diagnoses, treatments, and outcomes. That fragmentation has also limited researchers’ ability to tap the scale and diversity of clinical data across Asia, the US, and the EU.

OmicsBank standardizes and de-identifies that information within the hospital environment, linking clinical events with imaging and multi-omics data. For pharma, biotech, and frontier AI teams, that means diverse, research-ready multimodal data to study disease, biomarkers, and treatment response, and to train and evaluate models. For participating hospitals, it means tools to query their own clinical archives, identify research cohorts, and support prospective studies.

In the U.S., OmicsBank is pursuing a two-sided expansion strategy: providing pharmaceutical, biotechnology, CRO, and frontier AI organizations with access to research-ready data from Asia, while partnering with U.S. health systems to build research-ready data infrastructure and bring additional populations into its standardized, longitudinal data network. Together, this creates opportunities for research across populations and geographies using multimodal, multi-omics data.

“Healthcare innovation has become global, and we believe some of the companies with the greatest potential to impact U.S. healthcare will come from exceptional founders solving problems at global scale,” said Neil Patel, Head of Ventures at Redesign Health. “With OmicsBank, we underwrote Sumit and Vijay first, and the market second. They saw early that the lack of well-structured, representative clinical data was becoming a constraint on drug development and research, and they moved quickly to do something about it. Between them, they have built five companies and know how to operate in exactly the conditions OmicsBank demands, where progress depends on earning the trust of hospitals one institution at a time. That combination of speed and operating judgment is rare, and it’s what gave us the conviction to invest.”

“Making medical and pharmaceutical research more representative of emerging-market populations is not only a matter of inclusion. People underrepresented in medical research make up the majority of the world’s population. OmicsBank is building the infrastructure to make this data accessible and improve healthcare globally,” said Oscar Ramos Moreno, Managing General Partner at Orbit Ventures, who led OmicsBank’s pre-seed round in 2025.

With the new funding, OmicsBank will expand its hospital network across the U.S., the Middle East, and Southeast Asia while growing relationships with pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and AI companies. The company is also developing GPU-enabled research environments for AI model training, reinforcement learning environments, biomarker discovery, real-world evidence, and other computational biology research.

About OmicsBank
OmicsBank is a clinical data infrastructure company. Its platform is deployed within hospital and diagnostic networks across South Asia, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East, turning fragmented, unstructured clinical records into standardized, de-identified, patient-level datasets that research and AI systems can query directly. Its offering spans FHIR, OMOP CDM-structured EHR data, imaging, and genomic, transcriptomic, proteomic, phenomic, and metabolomic datasets and biospecimens — all made available under IRB and ethics committee approval, through an ISO 27001-certified, HIPAA- and GDPR-compliant process. OmicsBank works with pharma companies and frontier AI labs on drug discovery, drug development, and clinical AI. Backed by Redesign Health and Orbit Ventures, OmicsBank is headquartered in San Francisco, California. Learn more at omicsbank.com.

About Redesign Health
Redesign Health is a global venture and applied technology firm focused on building next-generation healthcare companies. We manage venture capital and venture buyout strategies, each powered by an AI operating system and team of leading technologists, entrepreneurs, and investors. Our venture capital strategy backs exceptional founders at the earliest stage—often before an idea is fully formed—and provides first institutional capital and an unmatched degree of strategic leverage and domain expertise through exit. Our venture buyout strategy partners with proven management teams through control investments and delivers outsized value by rewiring core products and workflows with AI. Since inception in 2018, Redesign and our portfolio companies have touched the lives of more than 15 million patients, raised over $1.5 billion from premier institutional, sovereign, and strategic investors, and built distinctive partnerships with marquee healthcare organizations and senior leaders around the world. Redesign is based in New York and has offices in Bengaluru, Los Angeles, and Riyadh. For more information, visit www.redesignhealth.com 

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