Gamma just raised $68 million at a $2.1 billion valuation while hitting $100 million in annual recurring revenue. The AI presentation tool has grown to 70 million users while remaining profitable with minimal staff.
Facebook cofounder Dustin Moskovitz and his wife Cari Tuna are on a mission to give away their fortune. They’ve already donated $4 billion and have another $10 billion in their foundation. Their approach uses data to maximize impact on global health and AI safety.
YQuantum, a quantum computing hardware startup from Zurich, has landed €160,000 in funding from Venture Kick. The company focuses on developing miniaturized components to help quantum computers scale beyond current limitations. This comes as European quantum hardware investments continue growing sig
Orbital Arc is developing revolutionary spacecraft thrusters powered by mothball fuel that promise massive cost and weight savings. The technology could make interplanetary missions dramatically cheaper, but experts question whether customers will trust unproven systems.
Tom Grogan discovered that selling his business for over half a billion dollars didn’t bring the fulfillment he expected. The entrepreneur found life after the exit surprisingly boring and is already planning his next move. He’s not alone – even Airbnb’s Brian Chesky experienced similar emptiness af
Anthropic is reportedly on track to generate $70 billion in revenue by 2028, driven by explosive API sales growth. The company’s Claude Code product has nearly tripled revenue in just six months, showing enterprise AI adoption accelerating faster than expected.
Balnord has oversubscribed its €70 million fund target and is on track for €100 million by mid-2026. The early stage investor focuses on frontier and dual-use technologies across the Baltic Sea Region, with backing from EIF and other major LPs.
Consumer crypto app Fomo just landed a $17 million Series A from Benchmark, an atypical crypto investor. The founders used an unusual angel-focused strategy that’s paying off with explosive growth since their May launch.
Cluely founder Roy Lee admits the startup may have launched too early after pivoting from its controversial “cheat on everything” positioning. The company recently narrowed its focus to AI meeting notes amid questions about sustainable growth.
The typical AI founder is now 29 years old, five years younger than during the 2010s software boom. These technical founders are building smaller teams and scaling revenue faster than ever before, with tools like Cursor hitting $100 million in annual recurring revenue within just one year.
