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I was on vacation for the first half of August, so I’m catching up on all the latest pre-IPO developments. Thankfully, it was a slow news cycle. But two items…
AI software gets most of the mainstream press attention. But Cerebras aims to be a premium hardware platform for AI computing, competing against NVIDIA with a different approach designing chips and processing data.
Only three of my top 10 upcoming IPOs of 2024 (video) have pulled the trigger so far: Rubrik, Reddit, and Ibotta. IPO volume is still better than in 2023 and…
As the International Space Station (ISS) lifespan approaches an end, a space startup called Axiom Space is looking to become the first commercial space station orbiting the Earth. Can investors participate and profit?
TAE Technologies is a leading fusion energy startup with ambitions to power the world with emission-free inexpensive energy. It’s viability is years away, but that won’t stop investors who want to own the company.
Bill’s Gates founded an innovative nuclear power company that has reimagined nuclear energy for the 21st century. It’s far from investable today, but may end up being one of the most influential companies in the coming decades.
Here’s the latest happenings in pre-IPO and upcoming IPO stocks. The Hiive 50 Startup List Hiive, a leading marketplace for accredited investors to buy and sell pre-IPO companies, launched a…
Grammarly entices retail investors with its sexy SaaS and A.I. acronyms, boasting a healthy recurring revenue model. But will the company be compelled to pursue an IPO when market conditions improve?
Venture capital’s most prestigious firms have lined up to invest in this cloud cybersecurity platform provider whose founders sold their first startup to Microsoft.
ThoughtSpot is a cloud data analytics company that enables non-technical uses to query data warehouses to acquire business intelligence. The CEO has indicated his preference is an IPO over other exit points. Venture capital partners may be losing patience.
Ramp is a leading corporate credit card and expense management startup. But the legacy and up-and-company environment is crowded. Can Ramp launch above and beyond its competitors?