London-based Basecamp Research has raised a $140m Series C round led by California-based VC firm S32, to build the next generation of its biological foundation models — and bring medicines designed through it to the clinic.
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September 23, 2026
Anthropic and Nvidia back Basecamp Research in $140m round
Anthropic’s Anthology Fund — a partnership between the AI giant and Menlo Ventures — has backed Basecamp
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