The fourth quarter of 2020 was as busy as you imagined, with super-late-stage startups reaching new valuation thresholds at a record pace, and total venture capital funding in the United States ...

Despite the turmoil caused by the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, the U.S. venture capital industry posted new records for the year, according to the just-released PitchBook-NVCA Venture Monitor ...

Cybersecurity startup Arctic Wolf announced it had raised $200 million to keep growing earlier this year at the same time it announced it was relocating its headquarters to Eden Prairie from Silicon ...

Many founders openly talk about the challenges and triumphs that come with expanding product offerings and adding customers. But adding colleagues — especially in a remote environment — comes with its ...

AI hardware startups were hot in our December startup-funding focus, with two companies landing rounds exceeding $100M and plenty of others seeing investment. Two Chinese EDA companies received ...

The Covid-19 pandemic has, unsurprisingly, been a major theme of Computer Weekly’s 2020 startup coverage. From difficulty in securing government support loans to the collapse of veteran players in the ...

Armed with some data from our friends at CrunchBase, I broke down the largest global startup funding rounds for the month of December. I have included some additional information such as industry, ...

Former senior writer covering tech, defense and national security. Dec 09, 2020, 09:33am EST Updated Dec 9, 2020, 10:35am EST Assaf Rappaport, who left Microsoft last year, has raised $100 million ...

From COVID-19’s curve to election polls, public temperature checks to stimulus checks, 2020 was dominated by numbers — the guiding compass of any self-respecting venture capital investor. As a VC ...

When Phil Libin was preparing to launch a new company out of his startup lab, All Turtles, in March 2020, he wanted to ensure its name stood out. “My goal was just to come up with a name that’s so ...

Startups grow and change faster than established companies. As a result, so does their playing field. This year, Covid-19 defined the rules of the game. Startups pivoted their products, sought new ...