CoreWeave’s ambitious $9 billion bid to acquire crypto miner Core Scientific has collapsed after shareholder revolt. The failed deal reveals the intense competition for data center capacity amid the AI boom and growing investor skepticism about AI company valuations.
After being barred from US operations since 2022, prediction market Polymarket is preparing a dramatic return focused on sports betting. The platform could launch by late November, targeting peak football and basketball seasons amid a potential $15 billion valuation.
Behind OpenAI’s corporate structure lies a foundation with ultimate authority. Special voting rights and equity warrants ensure the non-profit controls the AI giant’s destiny and stands to benefit most from its success.
The massive infrastructure buildout for AI data centers is creating unprecedented financial risks, according to banking authorities. Companies are taking on substantial debt to fund power-hungry facilities that could become stranded assets if AI demand falters.
Microsoft’s AI monetization strategy in Office 365 represents a pivotal test for enterprise software pricing. While promising, the approach faces adoption hurdles and market resistance amid premium pricing.
From AI-powered property valuations to luxury villa rentals and co-ownership models, European startups are reshaping how people find and book properties. These companies are leveraging technology to create more transparent, efficient, and personalized real estate experiences across the continent.
Property technology, commonly known as PropTech, is reportedly transforming how people interact with real estate across Europe, according to industry analysis. Sources indicate this technological revolution spans multiple sectors including property search, management, smart buildings, and real estate fintech, creating more connected and efficient experiences for both property owners and seekers.
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LangChain has secured $125 million in Series B funding, propelling the AI startup to a $1.25 billion valuation. The funding round was led by IVP and included participation from new investors CapitalG and Sapphire Ventures alongside existing backers.
LangChain, the popular open source framework for building AI applications, has achieved unicorn status after closing a $125 million Series B funding round at a $1.25 billion valuation, according to reports from TechCrunch. The funding announcement confirms earlier indications from July that the company was seeking fresh capital at a valuation exceeding $1 billion.
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