In an oversaturated market for AI companies, these startups have the best shot at surviving

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85 of the most promising startups of 2024, according to top VCs

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Henri Pierre-Jacques, Corinne Riley, Ed Sim, and Aileen Lee.

Harlem Capital; Greylock; Boldstart Ventures; Cowboy Ventures

Knime is using AI to build low-code data analytics tools. Check out the pitch deck the startup used to raise $30 million in funding.

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Knime co-founder and CEO Michael Berthold.

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Sequoia's Michael Moritz says Trump's Silicon Valley supporters are making a 'big mistake'

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Sequoia Capital's partner Michael Moritz in front of a green backdrop wearing a microphone at an event
Sequoia Capital's partner Michael Moritz.

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Nvidia is on an acquisition spree even as regulatory scrutiny heats up and AI M&A cools

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.

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How startups can get in top shape for an IPO, according to Silicon Valley lawyer Louis Lehot

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Louis Lehot, a partner at Foley & Lardner.

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Startups that aren't using AI are already obsolete, says the man known as the 'father of modern entrepreneurship'

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Blank spoke to BI about what he'd be doing if trying to grow a business today.

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Andreessen Horowitz founders explain in video why they chose Trump over Biden

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Ben Horowitz and Marc Andreessen.

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Chris Kirchner, founder of Goldman Sachs-backed Slync, was sentenced to 20 years for fraud and laundering startup funds

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Slync founder Chris Kirchner, second from left, played in the LIV Golf Invitational at the Centurion Club in St. Albans, England, in 2022 as his company failed to pay its employees.

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America must love Little Tech too if it wants to stay on top, say Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz

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Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz have issued a "Little Tech Agenda."

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