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Nscale Raises $3.36 Billion in Convertible Loan Notes Financing
Nscale raises $3.4B Convertible Loan Notes.
ReadNscale Raises $3.36 Billion in Pre-IPO Round Led by Third Point
Nscale raises $3.4B pre-IPO led by Third Point.
ReadOverlord Labs, Inc. Raises $4.35M in Seed Extension Round
Overlord Labs, Inc. raises $4.4M in a seed extension.
ReadOne Biosciences Closes €3.3m Funding Round in Techbio Sector
One Biosciences raises $3.3M.
ReadMOA Foodtech Secures €3.3m in Funding
MOA Foodtech raises $3.3M.
ReadThe Accelerator Advantage: Why Venture Capital Built a Better Institution for Founders
Business schools were built to educate and credential ambitious people. Accelerators were built to generate venture returns. That difference in incentives may be exactly why accelerators have become one of the most powerful institutions for founders, offering capital, speed, networks, and direct alignment around company outcomes.
ReadFifth Wall’s Betting Real Estate Becomes the Distribution Layer for Physical AI
From Neighbor to a $135 million bet on Travis Kalanick’s Atoms, Fifth Wall explains why robotics, autonomy, and edge infrastructure are turning buildings into distribution infrastructure.
ReadFrom Geocities to $250 Million: How Zach Aarons Built MetaProp Into a PropTech Powerhouse
A decade after co-founding MetaProp, Zach Aarons runs five venture funds and $250M in AUM. Inside his AI-driven PropTech thesis, the Higharc bet, and what he backs next.
ReadWhy Commonweal Ventures Bets That Government Is a Founder's Best Ally, Not Its Biggest Obstacle
ReadBrendan Wallace Built Fifth Wall by Finding Real Estate Where No One Else Was Looking
From Opendoor to Lime to a $135 million bet on Travis Kalanick's ATOMS, the Fifth Wall Founder, CEO, and CIO explains why the biggest opportunities in real estate keep arriving disguised as technology companies…and which categories are hiding in plain sight right now. In a virtual interview with TradedVC, Brendan Wallace laid out the thesis behind one of the most consequential track records in real estate venture capital: the real estate industry is chronically bad at recognizing its own future, and the next great asset class is almost always mislabeled as a tech company first.
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