Brain-computer interfaces funding frontier: seventy active investors and their bets (2023)
A review of 65+ investors who made at least two investments in neurotech and brain-computer interfaces
Topic
startup FAQ
A collection of 8 issues
Why established tech hubs are still the best place for early-stage startups
Product talent pool and potential customers - guiding principles on where early-stage deep tech startup founders should relocate
How do you find the next big thing? Ask what technology wants
A framework for startup pattern-marching based on technological developments and evolution of the tech stack
How may PhD startup founders build for the long term?
Advise for deep tech startup founders based on observations of leading VCs' investments in PhD founders
Where ideas and founders of exceptional AI startups come from
Advice for deep tech startup founders on how to find a startup idea and a co-founder
Data network effects for an artificial intelligence startup
This article was originally published in the Towards Data Science publication on Medium, and scored 6.1K views (archived).
The artificial intelligence (AI) ecosystem matures and it is becoming increasingly difficult to impress customers, investors, and potential acquirers by just attaching an .ai domain to whatever you are doing. Therefore,
Why would someone in a non-software/internet business acquire an artificial intelligence (AI) startup? AKA How an AI startup may find a niche
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Even though investing in artificial intelligence (AI) startups is a recent trend, some large exits already have taken place. For example, Intel paid $15,3B for Mobileye and Google acquired DeepMind for $500M+. Recent acquisitions (e.g. Blue River
Motives behind acquiring an AI startup: analysis of notable transactions
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More than 250 private AI (artificial intelligence) companies were acquired since 2012, according to CB Insights. Our research at Flint Capital left us with 340 companies.
Studying c.50 notable transactions (valuation of $50M and above) helps to define