Europe's Vibe Code Start-Up Lovable Hits $13.3 Billion Valuation
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Lovable CEO Anton Osika joins Bloomberg's Tom Mackenzie and Guy Johson following a $400 million raise valuing the AI vibe-coding company at $13.3 billion, among Europe's most valuable start-ups....
Lovable CEO Anton Osika joins Bloomberg's Tom Mackenzie and Guy Johson following a $400 million raise valuing the AI vibe-coding company at $13.3 billion, among Europe's most valuable start-ups. (Source: Bloomberg)
Glass House Analysis
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