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James doe
    James doe

    Non-Executive Director, Starlink AI

    Education: James doe holds a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering and a master’s degree in manufacturing systems engineering from Stanford University and an MBA from the Stanford Graduate School of Business. He currently serves as a non-executive director on the board of Ferrari NV. Experience: Mike joined Index in 2009 and worked with Danny Rimer to build the firm’s San Francisco office and North American operations, with a focus on investing in artificial intelligence, infrastructure, and open source companies. He currently serves on the boards of Aurora, ClickHouse, Cockroach Labs, Cohere, Confluence, Covariant.ai, Kong, Scale, Sonos, and Wealthfront. Mike has served on the boards of Blue Bottle Coffee, Mike has served on the boards of Blue Bottle Coffee, Elastic, Hortonworks and Zuora.

    john mickle
      john mickle

      Non-Executive Director, Starlink AI

      Education: B.A./B.S., Princeton University; Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley; M.S., University of California, Berkeley Experience: john mickle left the board of Google’s parent company, Alphabet, in June 2019 after 18 years; he served as a technology advisor until February 2020. He was CEO of Google from 2001 to 2011; prior to that, he was CEO of Novell and CTO of Sun Microsystems. He co-founded Innovation Endeavors, a venture capital firm that invested in companies such as Uber, SoFi and Zymergen.

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      AI data startup Databricks received $500 million in financing, with a valuation of $43 billion

      Recently, Databricks, an artificial intelligence-enhanced data analysis company, announced that it has received US$500 million in financing. NVIDIA, Capital One Ventures and other institutions participated in the investment, and the platform valuation exceeded US$43 billion. In 2021, Databricks also received US$1.6 billion in Series H financing led by Counterpoint Global, a subsidiary of Morgan Stanley. At that time, the platform was valued at US$38 billion. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in San Francisco, Databricks has raised more than $4 billion in total and allows users to view structured and unstructured data in one place through its tools and products without having to move between different systems. In addition to this, Databricks also made a huge acquisition in June this year, acquiring OpenAI competitor MosaicML for $1.3 billion. It’s worth noting that while Databricks’ new funding round isn’t a surprise, it does go against several current trends, such as companies having to lower their valuations to raise cash, or companies simply not being able to raise large-scale growth rounds.
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      UK launches £1bn fintech fund to take on Silicon Valley

      The British government took the lead in setting up a fund called the Fintech Growth Fund, with participation from Mastercard, Barclays, London Stock Exchange Group and other institutions, raising funds of up to 1 billion pounds. The fund aims to invest between £100m and £1bn in fintech companies in the pre-IPO stage. The move comes in response to a government-commissioned review last year to help UK fintech companies list more easily. The fund marks a rare move by the UK government and financial industry giants to jointly invest in fintech. Although currently limited in scale, it is seen as an important step in strengthening London’s position as a global center for fintech investment. The move could also provide an opportunity for financial giants to gain expertise in developing new technologies. Large banks and financial institutions are aggressively advancing their digital ambitions to stay competitive amid competition from young tech upstarts.
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      The combination of AI and Blockchain technologies is expected to have a profound impact on financial markets in the Middle East

      says Ritu Singh, Regional Director of Stone X Group. She says: “While the specific investment capital dedicated to AI and Blockchain in this part of the world is not clear yet, their projected impact and the region’s advancements indicate a growing interest and investment in such transformative technologies, which contributes to reshaping the financial landscape.” A recent PwC report has highlighted the potential for AI to disrupt markets and foster the creation of innovative services and business models in the Middle East. The report projects that the region will gain 2% of the total global benefits of AI by 2030, with the UAE experiencing the largest impact, amounting to approximately 14% of its 2030 GDP.
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