BUSINESSJun 10 · 12:00 UTCBUSINESS INSIDERGeoff Weiss ([email protected])

They were grocery delivery rivals. Now they're teaming up to build an Nvidia-backed 'Cursor for math.'

Former grocery delivery rivals Oleg Shevlyagin and Anton Gladkoborodov founded Corca, a math AI startup backed by Nvidia's $7.8 million seed investment. Corca develops a collaborative workspace for writing and solving equations, positioning itself as 'Cursor for math' with a focus on technical professionals in AI and finance.

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