Institutional development · Digital transformation, data and AI · Uzbekistan
WIUT graduate's AI start-up Gvera secures 40,000-dollar backing from Yoshlar Ventures
Gvera, an AI deep-tech platform built by a recent Westminster International University in Tashkent graduate, has received a 40,000-dollar investment from Yoshlar Ventures, the university said.
Why it matters: Gvera's founder, a recent WIUT graduate and innoWIUT resident, now has investor funding to develop and grow the platform, according to the university.
Westminster International University in Tashkent (WIUT) said Gvera, an AI-powered deep-tech platform created by recent graduate and innoWIUT resident Sardor Ibrokhimjonov, has secured a 40,000-dollar investment from Yoshlar Ventures.
According to the university, the platform converts ideas that users provide by voice or text into diagrams, CAD models, code and presentations.
The university described the investment as a significant milestone that will support the further development and growth of Gvera.
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Sarah Williamson, Teaching, Digital and AI Editor
For Sardor Ibrokhimjonov and Gvera, the Yoshlar Ventures investment is intended to fund further development and growth of the platform, as WIUT reported.
