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King Charles III Meets US Tech Leaders to Discuss UK Startup Funding Gap

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King Charles III Meets US Tech Leaders to Discuss UK Startup Funding Gap

King Charles III met with leading US tech executives including Jeff Bezos, Tim Cook, Jensen Huang, Lisa Su, Marc Benioff and Ruth Porat during his four-day state visit to discuss challenges facing British startups. The King highlighted the 'valley of death' funding gap that plagues university-born ventures. Nvidia's Huang emphasized the potential of British startups in AI, quantum computing and robotics, while noting the need for a stronger venture capital ecosystem. The meeting follows $42 billion in tech pledges toward British investments announced during President Trump's UK visit last September.