According to multiple sources, more startups closed in 2024 than the previous year, and that’s no surprise considering the huge number of companies that were funded in the crazy days of 2020 and 2021.
Originally focused on educating employees about cybersecurity risks, the company now wants to go a step further and push employees to minimize their attack surface.
Deepseek’s viral AI models and chatbot applications have been banned by a growing number of countries and government agencies, which have raised concerns about Deepseek’s ethics, privacy and security practices.
The market is optimistic about more companies going public this year, thanks in part to a new presidential administration that has promised to ease regulations and embrace industries like Crypto and AI.
French startup Swan has raised another €42 million. The company considers this round to be the second part of the Series B round that was originally announced in September 2024.
Venture capital investments in emerging markets such as the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) plummeted by more than 40% compared to 2023, according to a new report.
Nvidia- and Uber-backed Serve Robotics has raised $80 million in a direct offering of 4,2 million common shares, which will help the company scale its business through 2026.
Electrification and autonomous vehicle technology startups were once darlings of the corporate and venture capital world. The two technologies promised billions of dollars in revenue and a new avenue for automakers to make money beyond building and selling cars.
Indian online pharmacy PharmEasy is now valued at around $456 million, according to disclosures by its investor Janus Henderson, a 92% drop from its peak valuation of $5.600 billion.
Although some hail AI as the greatest technological advancement since the industrial revolution, businesses, which are arguably the largest potential customer base for this technology, have been slow to adopt it.
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