@NWischoff The bigger problem is that investors are writing larger checks at these high-risk earlier stages. The impact will be felt across the industry, but only in 2-3 years when these companies begin to fail.
As a self-serving public service we attempt to offer a clear definition of Frontier-tech. We will be using this term going forward to replace the term Deep-tech which has become irrelevant.
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There is no time like the present. The young scientists and engineers navigating these challenging conditions and solving problems for a country at war, are the innovative technology leaders of tomorrow.
Taking Israeli DeepTech to the next level in 2025. https://t.co/b00UH7bmxq
A conversation with my son changed my perspective on the war.
Now I am applying that same mindset to the early-stage AI market.
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This is an important initiative. https://t.co/l16G0MX8kA We support the values set out therein. For more of my thoughts on this you can read here: https://t.co/Tp7r92ySNz
Towards the end of one year and as we prepare for the next, it seems like a good time to take stock of where this industry is going...
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It is exciting to see so many of our portfolio companies growing, raising capital and hiring talent.
Across industries and roles there has been a spike in the cost of adding this new talent. As I keep hearing that the asking "price" for top talent s
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I've been spending a lot of time thinking about what differentiates us as an investor. This was triggered from two different directions.... [New Blog Post] #founder#mentorship
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Family offices have obviously leaned heavily into directs; often w/o professional help. Most shouldn't...unless through a fund sponsor co-invest. In today's world, things look better than they really are, and Dunning-Kruger effect is real. Most FO's should invest in funds first.