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Add preferred source South Korea’s Korea Exchange and the venture industry went head-to-head on Nov. 13 at a capital markets policy meeting over KOSDAQ delisting standards. The Korea Venture Business Association warned that more than 300 companies could be caught by the 30 billion won (approximately $22.5 million) market-cap threshold, citing concerns over shrinking trading…
This morning, November 12, 2026, Nvidia’s board said Jensen Huang had resigned as President, CEO, and director, effective immediately. CFO Colette Kress is now interim CEO. The board also named Harvey C. Jones as its first-ever chair, which tells you it had been a one-man show for 33 years.
Add preferred source South Korea’s Ministry of SMEs and Startups has suffered another personal data breach in the second round of its “Startup for Everyone” project, with the information of 20,028 people leaked, including 818 participants. The leak occurred after Amicus Rex, an AI solution provider, was hacked from outside, exposing names, phone numbers and…
However, a large number of young AI talents with top academic backgrounds are gathered here. Even if a small number of employees left before, most of them chose to join other large tech companies instead of starting their own businesses. In sharp contrast to this quiet situation, this year is almost the peak year for…
That represents a 2.3x increase on the $573m recorded across 48 transactions in Q3 2025, with funding more than doubling on a year-on-year basis despite an 8% reduction in deal volumes.
Synopsys (NasdaqGS:SNPS) has entered an agreement with the European Chips Joint Undertaking to support the European Chips Design Platform.
Fractile, a London- and Bristol-based AI chip startup, has been valued at $7 billion after securing $720 million in a Series C round that included backing from the British government, making it one of the UK’s most valuable technology startups.
German AI robotics start-up Agile Robots said Thursday that a new funding round valued the company at $8.5 billion (7.7 billion euros), providing additional firepower for a global expansion.
[SHENZHEN] The billboards along the thoroughfares of this metropolis welcome US President Donald Trump and other world leaders next week with a futuristic pitch: “Gather in Shenzhen, Witness the Wonders.” Driverless taxis nearby weave through traffic while delivery drones fly coffee orders to customers in a park.
Dallas-based AI startup 4Minds, which emerged from stealth mode in April, is already halfway to unicorn status. The company said today that it has raised a $15 million Series A round at a $500 million post-money valuation.