Nik Storonsky's QuantumLight Closes $500 Million Second Venture Fund
Venture capital firm QuantumLight, co-founded by Revolut CEO Nik Storonsky, has successfully raised $500 million for its second fund, expanding its investment mandate.
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Venture capital firm QuantumLight, co-founded by Revolut CEO Nik Storonsky, has successfully raised $500 million for its second fund, expanding its investment mandate.
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Joshua Kushner cautioned venture capitalists against letting enthusiasm around artificial intelligence override fundamental investment discipline in Thrive Capital's inaugural investor letter.
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Thrive Capital has acquired roughly $215 million in Amazon stock, according to a recent regulatory filing, coming shortly after the firm announced plans to sell part of its OpenAI stake.
Early investors in Canva have marked down the company's valuation by $7.1 billion to $34.9 billion following lower revenue growth expectations driven by high artificial intelligence inference costs.
Northern Gritstone, an investment vehicle backing university spinouts in northern England, is establishing a San Francisco office to help its portfolio companies secure American venture capital and scale internationally.
Nutrafol co-founder Giorgos Tsetis has launched Great Things, a family office that pairs rapid venture investing with a mandatory 20 percent philanthropic donation rule on net realized gains.
A $8.2 billion gain on SoftBank's Intel stake pushed fiscal first-quarter net profit to 347.3 billion yen, far beyond analyst estimates, while OpenAI contributed no investment gain or loss.
Robinhood Ventures Fund II is expected to list on the NYSE at $25 a share, giving retail investors exposure to early-stage private companies tied to Y Combinator.
The firm's available capital reaches $3.5 billion after major returns from Wiz and Figma strengthened its position with investors.
Citadel acquired the bulk of the portfolio, while Leopold Aschenbrenner's fund retained private investments including a reported $5 billion Anthropic stake.
The contrasting accounting results show the complexity of Microsoft's financial exposure to two competing AI laboratories.