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The undulation collected a G series of $ 450 million to an evaluation of $ 16.8 billion, compared to $ 13.4 billion in its 200 million dollars F series in 2024; He also leads a tender offer of $ 200 million (Mary Ann Azevedo / Techcrunch)

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