The European Union is launching a search for an investor to manage its €5 billion Scale-Up fund, the largest of its kind in the region. Applications open at the end of November with a partner expected to be selected the following month.
DealMaker just secured $20 million to expand its direct-to-investor fundraising platform. The company helps brands raise capital from their communities rather than traditional venture capital. This signals a broader shift toward democratizing startup investing.
Tsuga emerges from stealth with €8.7 million to challenge the observability status quo. The French startup’s BYOC model aims to give enterprises control without the operational pain of traditional solutions.
Sequoia Capital’s managing partner Roelof Botha is stepping down after three tumultuous years. The firm faced mounting pressure from investors over its handling of controversial partner behavior and internal disputes.
After 13 years climbing the corporate ladder at AT&T, Robert Williams asked himself one crucial question that changed everything. Now he’s working with AI startups and VC firms, trading predictability for impact.
The 20 MSP just acquired three more managed service providers, bringing their total to 44 acquisitions in just 36 months. CEO Tim Conkle says they’re just getting started and plans to dramatically accelerate their acquisition pace. The company aims to grow from 175 member MSPs to 600 while expanding
The company is hosting a virtual investor presentation on November 11, 2025, to share progress and growth plans. Their Dr. Holo platform uses human-supervised AI to support patients daily while creating new revenue streams for providers.
Scale AI’s future looked uncertain after Meta’s massive investment deal led to customer departures. But CFO Dennis Cinelli says the company is thriving with new government contracts. The data labeling market is shifting dramatically as AI giants build internal capabilities.
As quantum computing transitions from theory to practical application, Britain’s software-focused startups are positioning themselves as essential partners rather than hardware competitors. Their capital-efficient approach could create lasting value in a field dominated by US tech giants.
The flood of retail money into private equity is creating a seismic shift in the industry’s power dynamics. Institutional investors who long dominated the sector now face competition from wealthy individuals through evergreen funds, raising concerns about alignment and investment quality.
