Dojo in the news

Dojo's case study with Bounce shows its payment systems reduce transaction times by over 30 seconds, streamline operations, and increase staff tips in hospitality venues.

Dojo launched an intelligence platform for hospitality businesses to analyze customer behavior and market trends using transaction data.

Block Dojo shifted its startup program from investment pitching to product development, focusing on AI and blockchain startups gaining commercial traction before seeking funding.

Tesla ended its Dojo supercomputer project after key departures, shifting focus to AI5 and AI6 chips with external partners like Samsung.

Tesla disbanded its Dojo AI chip project and reassigned engineers to other AI and robotics teams.

Sandeep Mehta from Dojo spoke at AI Summit London 2025, highlighting AI tools for solo businesses and security risks like CEO deepfakes.

Tesla is shutting down its in-house Dojo supercomputer team to focus on external AI chip partners and unify its AI chip designs.

Elon Musk's Dojo AI platform, supported by a Trump executive order, is positioned as a strategic U.S. advantage in AI innovation and competition.

Dojo secured $190 million to expand its UK-based payments technology platform across Europe, enhancing in-person commerce solutions.

Dojo raised $190 million to expand its cloud-based payment services across the UK and EU, targeting SMEs and large brands with enhanced transaction capabilities.

Dojo raised $190 million to expand its cloud-based payment and commerce solutions across Europe, serving over 140,000 UK businesses.

UK paytech Dojo raised $190 million to expand its cloud-native payments platform across Europe.

Dojo raised $190 million to expand its in-person and digital payment platform across Europe, serving over 140,000 UK businesses.

Dojo secured $190 million in equity funding to expand its UK-based payments technology platform across Europe.

Dojo raised $190 million from Vitruvian Partners to accelerate UK growth and expand its cloud-native payments platform across Europe.

Dojo secured $190 million to expand its integrated payment platform across Europe, targeting new markets and growing its business.

Dojo received a $190 million investment from Vitruvian Partners to expand its cloud-native payments platform across Europe.

Dojo raised £140 million from Vitruvian Partners to accelerate UK growth and expand its cloud-native payments platform across Europe.

Dojo secured $190 million from Vitruvian Partners to expand its cloud-native payments platform across Europe, building on its UK market leadership.

Dojo raised $190M to expand its cloud-native payments platform across Europe, supporting millions of daily transactions and over 140,000 businesses.