Elon Musk created xAI in 2023 to challenge large-language model (LLM) incumbents such as OpenAI and Anthropic. But will he succeed in creating a new AI company so quickly, and will there ever be an xAI IPO?
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Chime is not a bank. But it may be a symbol or what high-quality, low-cost banking will be in the future. User experience is what keeps young customer, not fancy branches.
CoreWeave’s cloud infrastructure enables startups building AI computing models to access powerful GPU’s. Will it IPO or be an acquisition candidate.
Imagine humans as a multi-planet species. Relativity Space is using 3D metal printing engineering to enable the establishment of industrial space launch capabilities on Mars.
Rapid growth and bulging venture capital funding suggest a Discord IPO may be forthcoming within the next twelve months.
Finland-based Amer Sports is owned by a consortium of international investors looking to IPO the company in 2024. Popular Amer Sports brands include Wilson Sporting Goods, Atomic, Salomon, and Arc’teryx.
Waymo is an autonomous driving entity that is a subsidiary of Alphabet, Google’s parent company. But Waymo has external private investors too. Will Alphabet spin off Waymo, or will there be a Waymo IPO to raise more money for growth?
The shipping was one of the last modern technology holdouts. Seeing an opportunity for disruption, Flexport’s software platform provides superior insight to supply chains, inventories, and global trade.
Cohesity is a top cloud cybersecurity software provider for enterprise IT organizations. The company filed for an IPO in late 2021 but missed its opportunity window. It may reignite its ambitions this year.
Circle aims to narrow international financial bridges with its stablecoin USDC. Are cryptocurrencies needed to modernize global finance, or can fiat currencies do the job without all the confusing crypto-lingo?
Weee! is making waves among Asian-American communities, especially for those looking for specific ingredients not found at local groceries. Weee! delivers hard-to-find Asian cuisine to customers and is quickly expanding across in the U.S. Will it go public?