The reported valuation aligns with where Manus had been headed before Meta intervened. The company had been raising new funds at a $2 billion valuation when Meta approached with an offer. With over $125 million in revenue run rate just eight months after launch, Manus had proven not only its technical capabilities but also its commercial appeal.

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Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, has acquired artificial intelligence startup Manus in a deal reportedly worth over $2 billion. Manus, based in Singapore, offers general-purpose AI agents and has seen rapid growth.

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