Israeli AI startup Decart is reportedly in talks to be acquired for around $6.7 billion, in what could become one of the biggest deals involving an Israeli AI startup.
The reported offer comes just months after Decart raised $300 million at a valuation of about $4 billion, showing how quickly interest in AI companies is growing.
Decart has reportedly attracted interest from several major technology companies, including Nvidia, SpaceX, Amazon, and Nebius.
The discussions are still ongoing, and no deal has been officially confirmed. If completed, the acquisition would give the buyer access to Decart’s AI technology and a team that has gained attention in the global AI market.
Key Highlights
- Israeli AI startup Decart draws $6.7 billion acquisition interest
- Nvidia, SpaceX, Amazon and Nebius reportedly explore Decart deal
- Decart valuation rises as global demand for AI technology accelerates
Decart Attracts Interest From Global Tech Firms
Founded in 2023, Decart develops AI technology for real-time applications. The company became better known after launching Oasis, an AI-generated video game that showed how AI could create interactive environments in real time.
The startup has reportedly held talks with Nvidia over a possible acquisition. Those discussions were said to be close to completion before another technology company entered the process with a higher offer. Decart’s founders are now reportedly considering the new proposal.
SpaceX is among the companies linked to the talks. Elon Musk has previously shown interest in Decart’s work and reacted to the company’s Oasis launch. Musk and Decart co-founder Dean Leitersdorf have also reportedly remained in contact, adding to speculation around a possible SpaceX acquisition.
Amazon and Nebius have also been mentioned as potential buyers. Their reported interest reflects the growing competition among technology companies to gain access to AI technology and experienced teams that can support their growing artificial intelligence businesses.
For Decart, the attention from major technology companies comes at a time when demand for AI infrastructure and applications is rising rapidly. Companies are looking for ways to develop AI products faster while reducing the cost and computing power needed to run them.
Latest Funding Pushed Decart’s Value Higher
Decart raised $300 million in its latest funding round, bringing its valuation to around $4 billion. The round was led by Radical Ventures, with other technology investors also taking part.
The company has reportedly raised about $450 million since it was founded and has a workforce of roughly 100 employees. Its relatively small size compared with established technology companies has not stopped it from attracting significant investment.
A sale at around $6.7 billion would give Decart’s investors a substantial return within a short period. It would also add to a growing list of large AI acquisitions as technology companies compete for talent, products and technology that can strengthen their AI businesses.
The deal could also be significant for Israel’s technology sector. Israeli startups have long attracted investment from global technology companies, and a multibillion-dollar sale of Decart would add to the country’s reputation as a major source of AI talent and innovation.
However, the reported Decart acquisition is not yet final. The companies involved have not officially announced an agreement, and the final buyer and price could still change.
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If the deal goes ahead, it would show how quickly successful AI startups can increase in value and how strongly major technology companies are competing to secure new AI capabilities.