Recursion licenses TxFM RNA foundation model to Tempus AI for oncology use in USD 12 million deal
Bitget2026/09/21 16:18- Recursion Pharmaceuticals expanded its data partnership with Tempus AI, extending the term to six years from the effective date.
- Revised annual license fees set at USD 14 million on each of the third, fourth, and fifth anniversaries, with at least USD 4 million paid in cash.
- Removed Recursion’s right to terminate for convenience; reduced the total unique de-identified records it can access over the term.
- Separate two-year oncology license grants Tempus use of Recursion’s TxFM RNA model; Tempus to pay USD 12 million in two installments.
- Tempus to provide access to de-identified pathology records with linked clinical data during the TxFM license term.
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