A group of Western venture capitalists returned from a tour of China’s factories this summer with a blunt conclusion: in areas like batteries, solar and wind, China has built such overwhelming ...

The conservative group accused The Times of defamation over an article published in 2020. By Katie Robertson The conservative group Project Veritas this week dropped its yearslong libel lawsuit ...

In 2024, venture capitalists invested more than $200 billion into U.S. startups. On average, these VCs earn around a 12% return on their investments—but 95% of those returns are earned by just 5% of ...

Venture capitalists are looking to artificial intelligence to sling healthtech startups to a faster pace of growth and hopefully lift the industry out of its trough. Global venture investment in ...

Re-Logic's action sandbox game Terraria is the game that keeps on giving. With its sixth "final" update on the way (which, at this point, we know almost certainly won't be the actual final update), ...

It is well known that venture capitalists prefer to invest in founding teams of two or three—or sometimes more—entrepreneurs who share duties, spread out the risk, and combine their skills and ...

For comparison the (2019 Zen 1-based) CPU is slightly worse than an N100 and more power-hungry, but the GPU is a little better. And if you had a general compute application for a Pi 5, this seems like ...

Venture firms are increasingly investing in competing LLM startups like OpenAI and xAI. Traditionally, VCs avoided backing competitors like Uber and Lyft. Some VCs argue investing in multiple LLMs is ...

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Every business is defined by its customers — but it’s not always obvious who an organization’s customers really are. When it comes to VC firms, investors have historically and unsurprisingly viewed ...

VCs are increasingly buying shares of late-stage startups on the secondary market as they try to get pieces of the hottest ones — especially AI companies. But they are also increasingly doing so ...