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24.08.25 - 05:30
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These Are Currently The World′s Most Valuable Unicorn Companies (ZeroHedge)
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These Are Currently The World's Most Valuable Unicorn Companies
Unicorn companies are making a comeback fueled by the generative AI frenzy.
While startup funding experienced a lull after the 2021 bonanza, private companies are now seeing a flood of investment, particularly in AI-driven firms like OpenAI. At the same time, countries such as India and the UK are producing firms with sky-high valuations, reflecting an increasingly global unicorn landscape.
This graphic, via Visual Capitalist's Dorothy Neufeld, shows the most valuable unicorn companies in 2025, based on data from Crunchbase.
Ranked: The Top 30 Biggest Unicorn Companies
Below, we show the world's top 30 unicorns by valuation as of July 4, 2025:
Texas-based SpaceX is expected to see $15.5 billion in revenue in 2025, according to a founder Elon Musk.
Driving the majority of revenue is its satellite business Starlink, which includes clients such as United Airlines, Deere, and the U.S. government. This year, Starlink is estimated ...
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24.08.25 - 05:06
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Taiwanese laptop maker Asus′ subsidiary builds Nvidia-powered supercomputer (SCMP)
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A unit of Taiwanese consumer electronics giant Asus is developing a supercomputer, powered by Nvidia chips, that is expected to boost the island's computing capacity by at least 50 per cent, according to a senior executive.
That infrastructure, a collaboration between Taiwan AI Cloud and the island's National Centre for High-Performance Computing, is expected to launch its initial phase with a capacity of 80 petaflops in December, said Peter Wu, CEO of Asus Cloud and Taiwan AI Cloud, in an......
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24.08.25 - 04:21
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Coinbase Tightens Workforce Security After North Korea Remote-Worker Threats (ZeroHedge)
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Coinbase Tightens Workforce Security After North Korea Remote-Worker Threats
Authored by Zoltan Vardai via CoinTelegraph.com,
Coinbase, the world's third-largest cryptocurrency exchange by volume, has come under a wave of threats from North Korean hackers seeking remote employment with the company.
North Korean IT workers are increasingly targeting Coinbase's remote worker policy to gain access to its sensitive systems.
In response, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong is rethinking the crypto exchange's internal security measures, including requiring all workers to receive in-person training in the US, while people with access to sensitive systems will be required to hold US citizenship and submit to fingerprinting.
“DPRK is very interested in stealing crypto,” Armstrong told Cheeky Pint podcast host John Collins in a Thursday episode. “We can collaborate with law enforcement […] but it feels like there's 500 new people graduating every quarter, from some kind of school they have, and th...
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24.08.25 - 03:06
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Chinese smartphone maker Vivo challenges Apple′s VR headset (SCMP)
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Chinese smartphone maker Vivo unveiled a mixed-reality headset that resembles Apple's Vision Pro in name, design and interface, but weighs about 35 per cent less and is likely to cost one third as much.
The Vivo Vision is similar to the Apple gadget that is controlled with intuitive eye tracking and hand gestures, according to information published on Vivo's website on Thursday.
But the Vivo device weighs 398 grams, much less than its US rival, which weighs at least 600g, addressing one of the......
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24.08.25 - 02:51
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Hegseth House-Cleans At Pentagon In Wake Of Disputed Iran Intelligence (ZeroHedge)
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Hegseth House-Cleans At Pentagon In Wake Of Disputed Iran Intelligence
Weekend headlines have been taken over by more Trump administration house-cleaning and firings at the Pentagon, as late Friday it was reported that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth dismissed a general whose agency's early intelligence report downplayed the destructive power of the Trump-ordered June strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities.
Lt. Gen. Jeffrey Kruse has been ousted from his role as director of the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA). The official reason disclosed is "loss of confidence". While the DIA is lesser known among the nation's major intel agencies like the CIA or NSA, it coordinates all military intelligence among US armed forces, and is mostly staffed by civilians - but under DoD leadership.
Hegseth also removed Vice Adm. Nancy Lacore, head of the Navy Reserve, and Rear Adm. Milton Sands, a Navy SEAL in charge of Naval Special Warfare Command, from their posts, according to officials.
Lt. Gen. J...
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