Zipline, a drone delivery startup, has seen its valuation soar after raising new funds and expanding its partnership with Walmart. The company, which uses drones to deliver medical supplies and groceries, is leveraging the investment to scale its operations and technology. The expansion with Walmart marks a significant milestone, as the retailer plans to use Zipline's drones for home delivery in select markets.
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