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Israeli investment into digital health expected to rise significantly in 2022
News Commentary | February 08, 2022
A study conducted by Israel Advanced Technology Industries shows that 60% of Israeli venture capital (VC) investors expect to put more money into digital health in 2022. This projection follows a trend found in many of the broader areas of digital health since 2020. Segments like digital pain ... Not part of subscription
Building a Pragmatic Path to the Circular Economy
Presentation | February 14, 2022
Governments, corporations, academics, and investors have long placed bets on future technologies that will shape the world. But with the issues of sustainability and climate change, there’s a huge imperative to get it right: Billions of lives will be impacted by the issue. Can we count on our ... Not part of subscription
Investment Trends: Quantum sensors
Research Brief | April 22, 2022
In our year‑end review “Digital's 2021 Year in Review: Foundational Technologies," we discussed key technological trends seen in 2021. Quantum computing was one such technology we discussed that continues to garner interest, despite being at a very early stage of development. Quantum sensors utilize... Not part of subscription
by Michael Holman
Famed venture firm Sequoia Capital is reorganizing to have one open-ended parent "Sequoia Fund" over a variety of subfunds, some of which will remain typical closed-ended venture funds while others invest in public markets or assets like crypto or pursue new models like registered investment advisers. Given the convergence of public and private markets and the rise of tech-focused SPACs (as well as potential tax benefits), the move makes a lot of sense for Sequoia's partners and investors. The direct impact on entrepreneurs and corporate innovation leaders is more unclear but likely not as great. The open-ended structure could make it willing to invest in riskier earlier-stage tech, though that seems not to be the main motivation.
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