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Antonio Gracias calls for “proentropic” startups built to thrive in chaos
Antonio Gracias highlights the need for “proentropic” startups designed to handle uncertainty, adapt quickly, and grow stronger in volatile market conditions.
Funds, funding rounds and the investors backing new technology.
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Antonio Gracias highlights the need for “proentropic” startups designed to handle uncertainty, adapt quickly, and grow stronger in volatile market conditions.
Nearly 40 startups worldwide have reached unicorn status in 2026, reflecting renewed investor confidence and strong growth in AI, fintech, and enterprise technology.
Founders Fund is close to raising $6 billion for its newest growth fund, signalling strong investor demand as the venture capital firm expands investments in technology and startups.
XPRIZE founder Peter Diamandis launches a new global competition to accelerate breakthrough technologies inspired by the futuristic innovations seen in Star Trek.
Robinhood’s startup-focused investment fund had a weak start on its NYSE debut, highlighting investor caution toward new-venture-style public funds.
City Detect raises $13 million in Series A funding to expand its AI platform that helps cities detect safety risks, manage waste, and improve urban services.
Lio has raised $30 million from Andreessen Horowitz and other investors to automate enterprise procurement processes and improve purchasing efficiency for large companies.
AI startups are increasingly selling the same equity at different prices as investors compete for deals, using structures like side rounds and secondary sales to secure allocations.
Parade founder Cami Tellez launches a new creator-economy marketing platform and secures $4 million in funding to help brands collaborate more effectively with digital creators.
Investors reveal the red flags they now avoid in AI SaaS startups, from weak differentiation to unsustainable growth models in a crowded artificial intelligence market.
Quantonation closes a second fund at roughly double the size of its first, signalling continued investor confidence in quantum technologies despite a challenging funding climate.
Peak XV Partners has raised $1.3 billion in fresh capital, signalling a stronger push into AI startups amid intensifying global venture capital competition in India.
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