Indo-MIM is planning a major IPO in India to raise up to $700 million. The company, which makes precision metal components, has significantly lowered its valuation target amid a weak market for new listings.
Granola, the AI-powered note-taking app that runs in the background of your calls, is reportedly raising a huge new round. The deal would value the London startup at over $1 billion, a massive jump from just eight months ago.
Spain is cementing its status as a major European tech hub. A new wave of startups, backed by serious funding, is tackling everything from AI-powered debt collection to autonomous electric tractors.
Artist Sophia Al-Maria staged a public retirement from the art world last October. But she’s returning for a final show in Qatar to reclaim her influential concept of “Gulf Futurism” from being just a slick aesthetic.
Moving from founder to manager is a painful identity crisis. According to insights shared with Inc, the core challenge isn’t delegation—it’s learning to tolerate watching someone else do the work slower, differently, and sometimes worse. The shift requires building systems, not just products.
Tesla’s financial results for 2025 reveal a company in transition, with core automotive profits tanking. The decline coincides with major political shifts and a strategic pivot towards AI and energy.
The Linux kernel project has quietly formalized a continuity plan for its most critical single point of failure: Linus Torvalds’s main Git repository. The document outlines a 72-hour response process led by key organizers to ensure the project’s survival. It’s a crucial piece of governance for the w
Embark Studios is considering a major expansion of player trading in its hit extraction shooter Arc Raiders. The community, however, is deeply divided, with many fearing it will destroy the game’s tense loot-and-extract loop.
EU-Startups has kicked off its 2026 country spotlight with a deep dive into Austria’s capital. The list highlights 10 promising Vienna-based startups tackling everything from automated fashion sewing to non-invasive depression therapy. It’s a snapshot of a diverse and ambitious tech ecosystem.
China’s top AI startups, Zhipu and MiniMax, are hitting public markets in Hong Kong to raise cash. The problem? They’re burning through money 8 times faster than they can make it, with no clear path to profit.
