South Africa’s Technology Innovation Agency has become a founding member of the new Innovation Agencies in Africa Network. The group aims to solve systemic problems like policy gaps and limited collaboration that hinder startups. TIA is also seeding a new Pan African Innovation Fund.
In a Rapid Response podcast interview, investor Reid Hoffman delivered a blunt critique of U.S. immigration policy. He argues that cutting off the flow of global talent is a direct threat to American economic and technological advantages.
Elon Musk is reportedly planning to merge SpaceX with his AI startup xAI ahead of a potential IPO this year. The wildest part? The plan involves launching AI data centers into Earth’s orbit to save on power and cooling. It’s a massively expensive gamble that analysts are already questioning.
Former tech entrepreneur and San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan is running for Governor of California. He’s betting voter frustration over homelessness and crime will propel his centrist challenge in a deep-blue state.
In a CNBC interview, YouTube CEO Neal Mohan outlined the leadership philosophy driving the platform. He argues success comes from prioritizing creators and product over immediate monetization.
London’s startup ecosystem might look like a parody of itself with its exclusive clubs and flow yoga. But the reality is far more impressive. The city has cemented itself as one of the best places in the world to launch a company.
U.S. venture capital investment exceeded $80 billion in Q3 2025. The money is still flowing, but the decision to take it is more critical than ever. We break down the key considerations.
In a new podcast, Cursor’s engineering head says core features like its agent and Debug Mode began as quick prototypes, not planned roadmaps. The company, with a team of about 20, prioritizes internal adoption and moving fast with minimal process.
The ports-to-telecoms giant is moving ahead with plans to list its massive retail arm. The IPO could be a major test for Hong Kong’s resurgent market.
In a new podcast episode, GTMfund’s Paul Irving argues that technical advantages vanish in months now. The only durable moat left is a unique, well-executed go-to-market motion tailored to your ideal customer.
