Singh's stealth AI startup has acquired multiple $10B+ market cap customers
Vic Singh · With 1 Exit Done, Can He Automate Diligence for Financial Firms Using RPA? · May 18, 2021 · at 12:20
Vic Singh discusses early enterprise customer traction for his stealth AI diligence platform on the Top Founders podcast.
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“What we have done is in the last six months, we've actually brought on customers. So we have many customers, many of whom even have like, you know, more than ten billion capitalization.”
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