Adrian Johnson

TLDR: AITRICS, a medical AI company, raised ₩27.1 billion in Series B funding from Korean and foreign venture capital firms. They specialize in vital signals and developed AITRICS-VC, an AI solution for

TLDR: Australia’s startup ecosystem glorifies venture capital, but over-reliance on external funding can have negative consequences. Bootstrapping, or self-funding, may be a more sustainable and resilient approach for startups to succeed. Australia’s

Article Summary TLDR: Africa’s venture ecosystem saw a downturn in 2023 with a drop in both volume and value of venture capital investment. The continent attracted $4.5 billion in venture capital and

TLDR: Venture capital investors are increasingly demanding partial exits from late-stage startups to clock returns in a technology market slump. Sizeable investment rounds of $50 million in the past year included a

TLDR: Sameer Brij Verma, managing director at Nexus Venture Partners, is leaving to start his own investment fund. Verma’s new fund will be multi-sector and multi-stage, focusing on public markets and early-stage

Article Summary TLDR: Key points from the article: Incapsula incident ID: 536001280384843540-687875721575014409 The article discusses an unsuccessful request that resulted in an Incapsula incident ID: 536001280384843540-687875721575014409. This incident seems to have caused

TLDR: – The Yale Venture Club organized a multi-city trek to China in the summer of 2023, connecting students with venture capital and entrepreneurial opportunities in Shanghai, Beijing, and Shenzhen. – The

TLDR: Carbyne, a NYC-based provider of public safety communications, received funding from AT&T Ventures and other investors. AT&T is already focused on reselling two distinct Carbyne offerings intended for emergency call takers.

TLDR: QDB released the 4th issue of the Qatar Venture Investment Report in collaboration with MAGNiTT. The report highlights Qatar’s venture investment landscape, capital flows, and efforts to support entrepreneurs. In collaboration

TLDR: Wonder Group raised $700 million in funding to support its VCP plan. The company plans to open 90 locations by 2026, focusing on physical expansion, research and development, and proprietary technology.