Photo by Markus Winkler on Unsplash If you’ve ever seen a startup try to manage its equity with spreadsheets, you know exactly the kind of chaos that can unfold. If not, just imagine dozens of investors, employee shares, vesting schedules, and valuation changes… all tracked in a single, color-coded Google Sheet. That’s the headache Qapita […]
Photo by Markus Winkler on Unsplash What happens when we can bring the dead back to life with AI? For Zelda Williams, daughter of the late Robin Williams, the answer isn’t awe or inspiration. It’s grief, frustration, and a heartfelt plea: stop. In a direct and emotional Instagram story, Zelda didn’t mince words. “Please, just
The luxury EV startup is seeing serious traction with its Gravity SUV and a timely sales bump, but it’s still an uphill drive to meet old promises. Photo by Andy Sartori on Unsplash Lucid Motors just hit a milestone: 4,078 vehicles delivered in the latest quarter. That’s the most they’ve ever done in a single
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Image by BoliviaInteligente on Unsplash Turns out, doubling down on AI doesn’t mean you won’t trip over it. On the same day Deloitte proudly announced a major enterprise deal with AI startup Anthropic, it had to issue a refund for a government-commissioned report loaded with AI-generated errors. Yep—AI giveth, and AI taketh away. Let’s break
Photo by Sergey Koznov on Unsplash Firefly Aerospace has officially moved beyond space launches and into battlefields—well, sort of. On Sunday, the company announced it’s buying SciTec, a defense analytics firm based in Princeton, for about $855 million. That’s a mix of $300 million in cash and $555 million in Firefly stock. The deal is
Led by Point72, the new funding boosts Heidi’s mission to double global healthcare capacity by putting AI in doctors’ hands—starting with taking their notes Image by Alex Knight on Unsplash A few years ago, Dr. Tom Kelly, a trauma surgeon, noticed something painfully ordinary everywhere he looked: doctors buried under piles of admin work. Paperwork,
Photo by Logan Voss on Unsplash If you’re trying to raise money for your startup this year and you’re not in AI, you might want to sit down. According to new data from PitchBook, artificial intelligence isn’t just hot — it’s eating the entire venture capital world. Here’s the short version: in 2025, AI is
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Photo by Emmanuel Olguín on Unsplash For years, ride-hailing drivers in California have juggled the flexibility of gig work with the uncertainty of being independent contractors. No benefits. No job security. And certainly no union representation. That’s about to change in a big way. On Friday, California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a bill giving Uber
Photo by Mathew Schwartz on Unsplash When your country is home to tech giants like Samsung, LG, and Hyundai, and your internet is among the fastest on the planet, you’d expect digital defenses to be rock solid. Turns out, not quite. In South Korea, the tech success story has taken a sharp twist this year.
Photo by Tesla Fans Schweiz on Unsplash When you hear a number like $1 trillion, it’s hard not to react. That’s the jaw-dropping figure tied to Elon Musk’s proposed Tesla compensation package, up for a shareholder vote this November. But according to Tesla board chair Robyn Denholm, it’s not really about the cash. It’s about
