Adrian Johnson

TLDR: Saudi government is investing in AI to transform Riyadh into an AI hub Founders of AI startups in the Gaia accelerator program are waiting for promised grants and investments Saudi Arabia’s

TLDR: A16z general partner believes UK crypto hiring will grow post-Brexit, sees opportunity for UK to become capital for Web3 Blockchain.com CEO is less bullish on UK crypto talent market, London office

TLDR: Key Points: 200+ top VCs are already confirmed to attend 2024 SaaStr Europa in London on June 4-5. Some of the notable VCs include Accel Partners, Atomico, Lightspeed, and many more.

TLDR: GridBeyond, a Dublin-based intelligent energy and smart grid platform provider, raised €52M in Series C funding. The funding round was led by Alantra’s Energy Transition Fund and Klima, with participation from

TLDR: Myanmar-based logistics startup, Karzo, secures pre-Series A funding to increase market share in the Mekong region. South Korea-based AI startup, Upstage, raises USD 72 million in Series B round to expand

TLDR: Contango Digital Assets has closed the first half of its $10M Blockchain x AI Seed Fund at $5M Investors include key figures from the tech venture capital industry Contango Digital Assets,

Article Summary TLDR: Inference Labs, based in Hamilton, ON, Canada, raised $2.3M in Pre-Seed funding. The funding round was led by Digital Asset Capital Management, Delphi Ventures & Mechanism Capital, with participation

TLDR: Veteran VC investor Vani Kola emphasizes the importance of aligning with founders who have a relentless focus on their product’s vision and purpose. Kola’s investment philosophy centers around product-centricity, founder clarity,

TLDR: Climate Brick launched by European VCs and startups to fast-track green tech investment Report identifies seven key company profiles in climate tech and offers roadmap for scaling More than 50 European

TLDR: Venture capitalists prefer predictability in contracts with startups. Standardized contract models, like the NVCA model, have become widely adopted. A study by Stanford Graduate School of Business professor Robert Bartlett reveals