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Samsung deepens its AI empire with a potential billion-euro stake in Europe’s hottest AI startup

Posted on July 22, 2026 by admin

Stylized Mistral logos in yellow and orange on a wall symbolize the branding of the AI platform Nano Banana Pro.

Samsung is in talks to invest up to one billion euros in French AI startup Mistral, which would push the company’s valuation to around 20 billion euros.

The article Samsung deepens its AI empire with a potential billion-euro stake in Europe’s hottest AI startup appeared first on The Decoder.

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